Prada

The Prada brand was established by Mario Prada in 1913. Prada is an Italian fashion house that specializes in high-end products for men and women (shoes, bags, fashion accessories, etc.). One of the most significant fashion designers at the time was Prada. Prada, like other fashion companies, must combat fake goods and guarantee that the items sold in its official outlets across the world and online are authentic. The company creates, produces, and distributes collections through a network of 612 stores, as well as a few select e-commerce, e-retail, and department stores around the globe, in more than 70 different countries. It also engages in licensing agreements for the eyeglasses and perfume industries with 24 owned factories and about 13,700 employees.

Prada is a leader in modern society's fashion and a major player in the luxury fashion industry. Using fundamental principles like creative independence, transformation, and sustainability as a foundation, the Prada Group creates its own identity, providing firms with a shared vision to express and embody their essence. Prada fashion is not constrained by conceptual boundaries, and because of the brand's uncompromising adherence to stylistic coherence, its aesthetic standards have impacted generations of creative people in the broadest sense of the word. Prada fashion transcends the realm of merchandise by becoming an expression of self-assurance through the use of apparel and accessories that bring concepts and aspirations to life.

Prada has been making significant investments in order to seek long-term growth, concentrating on expanding its owned brands and bolstering its international retail network. The company consistently works to increase the worth and appeal of the luxury brands it owns, including Prada, Miu Miu, Church's, Car Shoe, Pasticceria Marchesi, and the venerable Luna Rossa.

Founded: 1913

Headquarters: Milan, Italy.

Website: https://www.prada.com/