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Castelli traces its roots back to a fine tailor (Vittore Gianni) in the heart of Milan, founded in 1876. Through the years, Vittore Gianni clothed AC Milan, Juventus, and the Milan Ballet.
- Castelli: Pioneering the Revolution in Cycling
This story dates back almost 150 years, long before the name...
- Castelli – A History of Innovation and historical firsts.
The story of Castelli stretches back more than 134 years to...
- Castelli History | Castelli | InsiderNews - Castelli Cycling
The story of Castelli stretches back more than 134 years to...
- Castelli: Pioneering the Revolution in Cycling
This story dates back almost 150 years, long before the name Castelli and its iconic scorpion logo. It all began in 1876, when a Milanese tailor named Vittore Gianni opened his namesake shop in the center of Milan. There, he made clothing for Milan, Juventus, and the Milanese ballet company.
Castelli was the first brand to embark on an entirely women's collection for cycling. In 1997 Castelli revolutionised the cycling seat pad, giving life to Progetto Y. 1999, marked Castelli's return to professional cycling with the Spanish team ONCE-Deutsche Bank.
7 sty 2012 · The story of Castelli stretches back more than 134 years to a small tailoring shop in Milan founded by Vittore Gianni. The Company took a definitive turn toward cycling in 1935, when one Armando Castelli became a part of Gianni’s staff.
The story of Castelli stretches back more than 134 years to a small tailoring shop in Milan founded by Vittore Gianni. The Company took a definitive turn toward cycling in 1935, when one Armando Castelli became a part of Gianni’s staff.
Founded in 1876, Castelli has a long and storied history of producing high-quality cycling apparel that combines functionality with a touch of Italian elegance. This article explores Castelli’s heritage, key innovations, and the enduring quality that has made it a favorite among cyclists worldwide.
5 lip 2016 · Castelli was born in 1876, if we count the time when it was called Vittore Gianni, as the business was known when it was taken over from the eponymous Milanese owner by Maurizio’s father. But since 2003 the brand has belonged to a company in the province of Belluno, Manifattura Valcismon.
