IBIEFFE was founded in Busto Arsizio, an important textile district between the provinces of Milan, Varese and Como, over the 70s, as an excellence of Italian textile craftsmanship and with this vision it has come to today to be considered an international brand, representing an important part of culture and history of the Italian textile sector.
In the 2000s the current owners took over from the founder and decided to move to the current location in Gallarate, still within the textile district of Busto Arsizio, where up to the present day our production takes place.
Over time, the most precious features of the “Made in Italy” have been kept intact, thus becoming a reliable partner of the luxury brands of the sartorial world, and continuing to be a witness of Italian elegance and style.
IBIEFFE’s strength is represented by the total inner quality control that together with the service we are able to offer to our several customers, allows us to be able to represent an important support for our partners, skilled tailoring workshops, established and renowned companies in the world of tailoring.
It has always been our mission
Our sector is in constant evolution and to keep up with the market we are pleasantly committed to evolving always, but in full awareness that our products must strictly meet the quality and design parameters that our customers rightly expect from us.
Through the collaboration of valid professional business consultants, we are known throughout the country and in some European and non-European countries our sales network is constantly expanding.
We are satisfied with the work done and proud to take the style of the Italian fabric in the world.
Tradition and innovation are the two firm points on which our success rests.
What matters is to constantly grow in a dynamic and innovative way.
The structure of our company has grown over the years to be able to meet the demands of the international market, while maintaining our quality standards.
The creativity of IBIEFFE in the use of raw materials and in conceiving new structures increases the aesthetical appeal of our fabrics and improves their quality.
