Ermenegildo Zegna, commonly referred to as Zegna, is an Italian luxury fashion house founded in 1910 by Ermenegildo Zegna in Trivero, in the Piedmont region of Italy. The company is publicly listed on the New York Stock Exchange following a 2021 merger with a special purpose acquisition company. The Zegna family retains a controlling stake. Zegna Group also owns a majority stake in Thom Browne and the Tom Ford Fashion brand, which it acquired from Estee Lauder Companies in 2023.

The company originated as a wool mill producing high-quality fabrics for menswear. Zegna remains one of the world's largest producers of fine fabrics, operating vertically integrated textile mills in Trivero that process raw wool into finished cloth. The brand supplies fabrics to many other luxury fashion houses in addition to its own production. Zegna's proprietary fabric innovations include Trofeo, a lightweight high-performance wool, and Oasi Cashmere, sourced from a dedicated supply chain.

The product range encompasses men's ready-to-wear, outerwear, shoes, leather goods, accessories, and eyewear. Artistic director Alessandro Sartori, who has led the brand since 2016, has modernized the house's design language while maintaining its foundation in fine tailoring and menswear expertise. The brand presents collections during Milan Fashion Week.

Zegna operates over 250 stores worldwide, including flagships in Milan, New York, London, Paris, and major Asian cities. The company sells through its own e-commerce platform and select luxury retailers. Zegna Group reported revenue of approximately 1.9 billion euros in 2023. The company also operates Oasi Zegna, a natural territory of approximately 100 square kilometers around Trivero that the founding family has protected and developed since the 1930s.

Designer Clothing

Zegna's ready-to-wear collections center on men's tailoring, knitwear, outerwear, and sportswear crafted from proprietary fabrics including Trofeo wool and Oasi Cashmere. The brand produces formal suits, casual blazers, trousers, shirts, and knitwear. Garments are manufactured using fabrics woven at the company's own mills in Trivero, Italy, providing end-to-end quality control.

Fashion Houses

Ermenegildo Zegna is an Italian fashion house founded in 1910, renowned for its menswear and vertically integrated textile production. Under artistic director Alessandro Sartori, the brand presents collections during Milan Fashion Week that blend fine tailoring with modern relaxed silhouettes. Zegna operates its own wool mills and supplies fabrics to numerous other luxury fashion houses.

Luxury Belts & Accessories

Zegna produces men's accessories including belts, wallets, ties, scarves, and small leather goods. Products feature the brand's premium materials and understated design approach. The accessories range complements the core menswear collection and provides entry-level price points for the brand.

Luxury Eyewear

Zegna produces men's sunglasses and optical frames through a licensing arrangement with Marcolin Group. The collection features classic masculine silhouettes with refined details and the Zegna logo. Eyewear is sold through optical retailers, department stores, and Zegna boutiques.

Luxury Outerwear

Zegna produces men's outerwear including overcoats, leather jackets, technical parkas, and cashmere topcoats. The brand's vertically integrated fabric production allows the use of proprietary textiles such as Oasi Cashmere and Trofeo wool in its outerwear. The Outdoor Capsule and Elements line incorporate technical performance into luxury materials.

Luxury Shoes

Zegna produces men's footwear including the Triple Stitch slip-on sneaker, dress shoes, loafers, boots, and sneakers. The Triple Stitch, featuring three cross-stitches on a deconstructed slip-on design, has become the brand's most commercially significant shoe style. Footwear is manufactured in Italy.