The TEOREMA brand was registered and established by Andrea Jr., a third-generation designer from the Venice design family in Italy, and his partners based on the 1968 movie of the same name. It has since gradually developed into a comprehensive fashion brand.

TEOREMA is also a family design company that mainly provides design solutions for shoes, bags, clothing, etc. to various fashion brands. It also operates a brand founded by his grandfather.

TEOREMA's watches all use Swiss movements in terms of craftsmanship and sapphire as the watch mirror, which is of extremely high quality. In addition to watches, TEOREMA's Mediterranean-style sunglasses and Venetian-style lace shoes have a high reputation in the North American and East Asian markets.

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The TEOREMA brand was founded under the influence of Pierre Paul Pasolini's film "TEOREMA" in 1968, which caused a sensation at the time. An ideological frenzy.

VIGONOVO, a high-end custom handmade shoe store in Venice run by Andrea II, branded "TEOREMA" on every product to pay tribute to the movie. Later, we expanded our business to shoes, bags, jewelry accessories, product design and many other fields.

TEOREMA brand designer Andreia Jr. believes:

“Italian fashion brands have often been developed for decades or even hundreds of years, and the ones that everyone is familiar with are the ones that survived the survival of the fittest. , brands that mainly take the high-end route, adopt elegant design styles, use high-end fabrics, and maintain pure hand-made traditions.

Of course, the development of Italian brands has also been affected by many factors such as war and economic downturn, but The brand gene has never been interrupted. It is a pursuit and persistence of the beauty of life.

China’s fashion brands are just in their infancy and have not experienced such a long period of baptism. Relatively speaking, there are more and richer brands. , but the overall brand influence is not as good as that of Italian brands.”

China News Network-TEOREMA recommends that Chinese brands wait for the brand to grow up like raising a child