The energy of action that transforms ideas into projects.
Pardgroup is an international company with Italian DNA, in which multiculturalism and diversity are a source of enrichment and growth. We have an innate ability and speed with respect to generating new ideas and putting them into practice. We are proactive and always on the move: we are curious, and we like to go in search of new challenges.
We don’t fear what’s new and uncertain because we know the market and have the flexibility to adapt to our environment.
We believe in listening and in personalised service: we support our customers globally but always with a local focus, ensuring flexibility and prompt action.
We believe in putting creativity into practice.
In the power of ideas and change.
It takes courage to change.
And we’ve got plenty.
Our clients.
Our partners
Companies, non-profit associations, studios and faculties with whom we collaborate proactively on various projects.
Istituto Marangoni Fashion School
Founded in Milan in 1935 by Giulio Marangoni, a master tailor recognised by the aristocracy throughout Italy for his creations, the Istituto Marangoni is internationally recognised as one of the leading schools for fashion, design and art. Our collaboration with Istituto Marangoni is part of Pardgroup’s commitment to sustainability and, in particular, upcycling.
Non-profit organisations
We work with a number of Italian non-profit organisations that support us in our upcycling activities – combining creativity, sustainability and social utility to move toward a circular economy.
- GALLAB: a creative workshop and community carpentry born from public crowdfunding by the municipality of Milan, which provides a space for community gathering and motivation, dealing with issues related to education aimed at adults and children, as well as people with mental or motor disabilities.
- LNDC Animal Protection is one of the oldest and most important protection associations in Italy. Committed to the defence of animals of all breeds and species.
- Made in Carcere: a non-profit organisation based in Lecce, Italy, that promotes the work of women prisoners in Italian prisons with the aim of supporting their work and social reintegration into the productive fabric of the country.
