ITALDENIM
Via per Buscate, 11
20020 Arconate (MI)
ITALY
Tel: (39) 331.462.000
Fax: (39) 331.461.174

Mario Caccia founded Italdenim in 1974; it was a forerunner in Europe for the industrial reality of .

Italdenim, today, is an Italian success story; a fully vertical company with two operational bases: the entirely automated spinning mill in Inveruno and the Arconate headquarters, with the computerized dyeing, weaving and finishing divisions. A group of European dimensions, with a production capacity of 16 million meters of denim and turnover of about $ 35 million, controlled by the Caccia family whose commitment is now carried on by the brothers Gilberto and Luigi, a supportive managerial team, capable employees and a well trained workforce.

It was clear to Caccia from the start that the right road follow was specialization. The company's strategy became innovation and the strategy that of a highly industrialized eco-conscious, energy-saving technology controlled in each and every production aspect. The objective is to offer a range of diversified, high-quality denim, closely monitored in the various manufacturing stages and guaranteed by a number of severe controls, setting rigorous standards.

The renewed marketing approach encompasses eight product categories: starting from basic open end, to ring-open end, ring-ring, denim stretch and various colorways, to end up with contemporary novelties and the Red Selvage vintage product.

Evolution calls for continuous improvements and investments; but service is Italdenim's ultimate goal seen as the readiness to serve the client  but with a flexibility that leads to special fabric research and to satisfy individual requests. Italdenim's mission is thus stated: a true partnership with its customers - their success is the measure of the company ethics.

At its Arconate plant, Italdenim has installed a modern effluent treatment system, operating fully under cover. The chemical-biological process guarantees the protection of the environment. The system is monitored by a series of electronic devices which in turn are controlled by a central control panel which ensures uninterrupted operations at all times. In fact, the treatment plant features a back-up operating system which starts up automatically should the primary plant undergo a stoppage.