We advise international manufacturers, industrial groups, fashion and luxury brands, retailers, investors and private-label businesses on Italian production, sourcing, factory transactions, intellectual property and routes to market.
Discuss an Italian manufacturing or fashion projectManufacturing and fashion businesses depend on specifications, tooling, supplier capacity, quality, traceability, delivery, brand control and continuity. We align production, sourcing, intellectual-property, agency and distribution contracts with the commercial calendar and the remedies needed when the supply chain fails.
We draft and negotiate manufacturing, sourcing, OEM, contract-manufacturing and private-label agreements. The documents address forecasts, orders, materials, specifications, tolerances, testing, audits, traceability, delivery, price adjustments, capacity, subcontracting, continuity, defects and recalls.
We protect trademarks, designs, patterns, samples, prototypes, tooling, moulds, industrial software, trade secrets and manufacturing know-how. We define ownership, permitted use, confidentiality, access, return, destruction and remedies against unauthorised production or parallel sales.
We advise on commercial agency, distribution, franchise, wholesale, concession and retail arrangements, including territory, channels, exclusivity, sales targets, stock, online sales, selective distribution, compliance and termination. We also handle non-conforming goods, delay, supply interruption and quality disputes.
We identify the products, specifications, suppliers, factories, subcontractors, tooling, brands, target markets, sales channels and operational deadlines across the Italian and cross-border supply chain.
We confirm ownership of designs, samples, patterns, tooling, software and know-how, then define confidentiality, audits, approved subcontracting, traceability, change control and restrictions on overruns or unauthorised sales.
We align forecasts, orders, capacity, materials, tolerances, inspections, testing, acceptance, delivery, price, business continuity, insurance, warranties, defects, recalls and termination across the contract suite.
We support launches, supplier transitions, reshoring, agency and distribution arrangements, and disputes involving delay, non-conformity, shortages, IP misuse, unpaid invoices, stock, termination and product withdrawal.
The agreement should address specifications, materials, forecasts, orders, capacity, subcontracting, tooling, testing, inspections, quality, traceability, delivery, prices, change control, IP, confidentiality, warranties, defects, recalls, continuity, insurance, liability and termination.
Protection should combine registered and unregistered IP rights with clear contractual ownership, confidentiality, restricted use, approved subcontracting, audit rights, controls on overruns, return or destruction duties and remedies against unauthorised production or sales.
Ownership depends on the contract and the way the tooling was developed and paid for. The agreement should identify ownership, marking, maintenance, insurance, access, permitted use, movement, return and what happens if the supplier relationship ends or insolvency occurs.
Yes. We advise brands, retailers and manufacturers on private-label and OEM arrangements, including product specifications, regulatory documents, quality, branding, packaging, IP, forecasts, supply continuity, complaints, withdrawals and allocation of product-liability risk.
Yes. We negotiate agency, distribution, franchise, wholesale and selective-distribution agreements covering territory, exclusivity, channels, targets, online sales, marketing, stock, pricing constraints, compliance, termination and post-contract obligations.
Yes. We assess specifications, inspections, acceptance, notices, warranty and remedy provisions, preserve technical and commercial evidence and support negotiation, expert review, product withdrawal, arbitration or litigation as appropriate.
Share the products, supplier structure, specifications, IP and commercial channels. We will identify the Italian manufacturing-law, private-label, quality, distribution and dispute issues that should be resolved before the next production milestone.
Discuss an Italian manufacturing or fashion project