Tonello is thrilled to announce its participation in the upcoming Denim PV show in Milan,
December 4-5, where we will debut our latest project: THE Laser Manifesto. This groundbreaking collection celebrates Italy’s artistic and cultural heritage, reinterpreted for the modern age through the lens of cutting-edge laser technology. From iconic statues and sculptures to breathtaking paintings and frescoes, our designs blur the line between tradition and innovation, proving that creativity knows no bounds.
At the core of this project is THE Laser Lab, our revolutionary system designed for stores and labs.
This powerhouse of precision enables the creation of intricate details, high-resolution graphics, and captivating textures, transforming garments into wearable works of art.
And that’s not all—THE Laser Lab will be live at the fair, ready to demonstrate its incredible
capabilities. Visitors can experience the magic firsthand with on-the-spot customizations,
including bandanas, denim patches, and even your favorite clothing items.
Exclusive presentation: THE Laser Manifesto – From Concept to Catwalk
On December 4 at 12:30 p.m., Marco Visentin, Laser Designer and a key member of the
Tonello Team, will take the stage at the Pitch Area of Denim PV to present THE Laser Manifesto: From Concept to Catwalk: Laser-Driven Fashion Redefined. Marco will showcase how laser technology is revolutionizing the world of denim, pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in garment finishing.
Today, laser finishing allows us to transform garments into works of art, blurring the line between imagination and reality. From concept to catwalk, we’re redefining how design ideas take shape—adding unprecedented depth, detail, and dimension through the power of technology.
Experience the future of design
Join us at booth D5 to witness the unveiling of THE Laser Manifesto and explore a world where art, culture, and technology collide. Don’t miss this opportunity to see innovation in action and discover how Tonello is shaping the future of fashion.
