The Bianchi family business was established in 1907 when Ettore Bianchi, a former sales agent for several silk firms based in Como, decided to set up a company of his own.
The company has since developed in leaps and bounds and taken part in many fairs and exhibitions, expanding in size and hiring ever more staff to become a global leader in the silk industry.
Bianchi fabrics have been put to all manner of uses, from furnishings in the White House to vestments for the Pope and stylish exclusive ties designed by world-class stylists.
The silk factory also produces the official silk Italian flags.
Over a century old, the company is now run by the fourth generation of the Bianchi family.
The company’s strategy for the future is to face the increasingly competitive market with the single means at its disposal: quality, flexibility, creativity and innovation. It is fortunate to have an enthusiastic and skilled team that has, on the whole, been trained in-house according to time-tested tradition.
The generation at Seteria Bianchi: Ettore I, Giuseppe II, Ettore II, Anna and Giuseppe III.
The company has since developed in leaps and bounds and taken part in many fairs and exhibitions, expanding in size and hiring ever more staff to become a global leader in the silk industry.
Bianchi fabrics have been put to all manner of uses, from furnishings in the White House to vestments for the Pope and stylish exclusive ties designed by world-class stylists.
The silk factory also produces the official silk Italian flags.
Over a century old, the company is now run by the fourth generation of the Bianchi family.
The company’s strategy for the future is to face the increasingly competitive market with the single means at its disposal: quality, flexibility, creativity and innovation. It is fortunate to have an enthusiastic and skilled team that has, on the whole, been trained in-house according to time-tested tradition.
The generation at Seteria Bianchi: Ettore I, Giuseppe II, Ettore II, Anna and Giuseppe III.
