History
Tintoria Emiliana was born as a laundry and ironing shop
Dyeing of used garments begins
Start dyed garment for ready fashion and ironing
Denim washing and dyeing.
The meeting with the stylist Massimo Osti (C.P. Company) and the start of dyeing in the sportswear sector for planned productions.
Dyeing of nylon and mixed fibers in the garment.
The reel machines are replaced with oval machines for dyeing wool and delicate fibers (Dutch).
The first spectrophotometer for the processing of color recipes in Italy.
The first rotary garment dyeing machines.
New industrial plant with wastewater purifier.
The Emiliana Service department for fabric quality control and logistics is born.
Partnership with the Komatsu group (Japan) for the development of garment dyed polyester at high temperatures under pressure.
The first garment-dyed polyester garments are born for Stone Island.
The research/development and quality control laboratory is born.
The Frosted treatment is patented.
Collaboration together with the Boglioli family of the first classic garment-dyed cashmere jacket.
Dyeing with natural extracts.
The Integrated Laboratory of chemical and instrumental analyzes is born.
Enhancement of dyeing processes with the Frosted treatment.
Agreement with the Ermenegildo Zegna wool mill for the production of fabrics with the Frosted treatment.
350 kilowatt hour photovoltaic system.
The Fucina Colore artistic laboratory is born with specific technologies for the customization of clothing items and accessories.
Tintoria Emiliana adheres to the international organization ZDHC and the “Roadmap to Zero” program which requires avoiding the use of highly polluting substances.
Tintoria Industriale 4.0, the new Showroom Studio, the Color Fucina and the Chemical Laboratory Integrated with the production, are the new evolution for the research, experimentation and production of Tintoria Emiliana.