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GIUDI flagship store opens at Mandarin Gallery

Italian quality meets affordability.

GIUDI, an Italian leather goods brand, expands its presence in Asia by setting up a flagship store in Singapore. Established in 1974, the label will hold its grand opening event within the newly designed space in Mandarin Gallery on 16th October 2014.

GIUDI’s owners, Mario and Adriano Pennacchiani, founded the company with the common desire to create and produce custom-made leather goods. After opening stores in the main Italian cities, Rome and Venice, GIUDI expanded to Spain, United Kingdom, Russia and now, Singapore.

The brand offers products made from high quality Italian leather at an affordable price range. GIUDI leather is certified by VERA PELLE ITALIANA consortium, which classified it as genuine Italian leather. All leathers have been tanned exclusively with natural tannins of vegetable origins and does not contain substances prohibited by law. The designs are exclusive and unique to GIUDI, with some designs crafted solely for the Asian market in limited quantities.

These authentic Italian masterpieces are finally available in Singapore. Own a GIUDI, own a masterpiece.

GIUDI is represented by mono and multi brand fashion accessories stores across major cities in Europe. The brand has its roots from founding cousins Mario and Adriano Pennacchioni in Morrovalle, Central Italy. On a night in 1973, the pair made a decision that fulfilled their aspirations to start a company to create custom-made leather goods. In 1974, GIUDI was born.

GIUDI - Mandarin Gallery Boutique is located at 333A Orchard Road #02-21
Operating Hours: 10am – 9pm T: 6733 5389
FB: www.facebook.com/GiudiAsia

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