Prada

Prada Group is a global luxury fashion company founded in Milan in 1913, when Mario Prada opened the first store. The group designs, manufactures and distributes ready-to-wear collections, leather goods and footwear, selling through a worldwide retail network of more than 843 stores. Its operations span the design studio, manufacturing, and international retail and distribution, giving it a presence across multiple jurisdictions and regulatory environments.

The group's portfolio comprises seven brands: the flagship Prada label, Miu Miu, footwear houses Church's and Car Shoe, Versace, the heritage pastry business Marchesi 1824, and the sailing team and brand Luna Rossa. Its industrial and commercial interests therefore extend beyond apparel and leather goods into food and patisserie and into sponsorship and sporting activity, alongside continued investment in ready-to-wear, leather goods and footwear manufacturing.

Prada Group describes a creative and international working environment, organised around curiosity and what it calls a quest for excellence, with stated commitments to employee professional growth and to equal opportunities regardless of gender, ethnicity, sexual orientation, disability or other personal characteristics. Sustainability is a formal pillar of the group's strategy under the headings PLANET, PEOPLE and CULTURE, framed as a programme of change that translates market and societal demands into tangible actions.

Further information on the group and its brands is published at pradagroup.com.