THE BANDERARI PHILOSOPHY BETWEEN QUALITY AND ETHICS
Banderari’s philosophy is rooted in the principle of durability: he buys less, he buys consciously.
Each of our products is made following an ancient and wise way of doing, based on tailoring and quality through a supply chain 100% Made in Italy.
Following our ethics, as opposed to a trade that consumes clothes and human lives, that of fast fashion.
Economic fashion with very high environmental and social costs, marked by the debasement and exploitation of our land, of men, women and children.
Riscopriamo valori non soggetti a mode, ma focalizzati sulla creazione di stili personali senza tempo.
They are education in value, conscious consumption and the choice of quality over quantity.
Buy less often, take care of your boss, can last a lifetime, can travel through generations, have its own story, parallel to your … and even beyond.
The Banderari clothing is made entirely by hand by ourselves with the collaboration of a small team of tailors with decades of experience on machines not automated.
In the medieval district of Terni, a stone’s throw from what was Corso Vittorio Emanuele.
Inside a historic room once part of the complex of houses belonged to the noble family of the Castles, as reported by a plaque of 1695.
A space symbol of passion and rebirth miraculously spared by the fury of the bombings that tore the city during the Second World War.
Not just a shop, but a kind of space-time out of the box where you can find a way to do business of other times.
A relationship marked by the return to a more human dimension, a place where to establish relationships, where to discuss, exchange impressions and knowledge.
Where trust between the parties, authenticity and transparency are an essential cornerstone in order to create a truly unique experience.
A SPACE THAT SPEAKS
A SPACE THAT SPEAKS
The story of Banderari, starting with its name, speaks with pride of Umbria and Terni.
The Banderari were a group of 24 fellow citizens, merchants and artisans, who represented the six districts of Terni in the late Medieval period.
“Honest craftsmen, farmers, merchants, and honorable members of the population in general, flew their own flag”.
Bottega Banderari was inaugurated in 2016, and became the first atelier in the medieval district near the old Corso Vittorio Emanuele.
