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Save the Duck named outerwear partner of U.S. Figure Skating

Save The Duck, the Italian 100 percent animal-free outerwear and lifestyle brand, has been named the exclusive outerwear partner for the U.S. Figure Skating team ahead of the Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026. The move marks the first time Save The Duck has served as the exclusive outerwear partner for a national governing body and will...

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New joint venture Save the Duck Japan to strengthen brand's presence in Japan

Italian vegan outerwear and lifestyle brand Save the Duck has formed a joint venture with Japanese fibre and yarn manufacturer Teijin Frontier K.K., Save the Duck Japan Inc., to expand its presence in Japan and improve its services in this important market. Over the past three autumn and winter seasons, Save the Duck has successfully operated...

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Save the Duck sets sights on IPO - a conversation with CEO Nicolas Bargi

Save the Duck has big plans. The Italian outerwear brand known for its jackets filled with a down alternative is expanding after securing new investors this year. “In the next two to three years, you will see the company invest,” chief executive officer Nicolas Bargi said during an interview. “We will open many shops, and we will grow our...

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Three sustainable womenswear brands to keep an eye on

From natural fibres to cruelty-free sourcing, FashionUnited highlights three sustainable womenswear brands that are worth keeping in mind. Save The Duck Creating quilted and padded outerwear with cruelty-free sourcing, Italian brand Save The Duck designs jackets, vests and other insulating garments that are warm, comfortable and breathable to...

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Pitti 100 returns to Florence for toned-down but upbeat edition

Pitti Uomo went from around 30,000 visitors and 18,500 buyers in June 2019 to 6,000 visitors and 4,000 buyers in June 2021 as the event celebrated its 100th edition with a toned-down event in light of ongoing Covid uncertainty. “Normally I do not indulge in sentimentality, but if there was a special feature of the days of the fair that are...