Schmid presents its Summer Honey Ripstop

One of the hit fabrics of the autumn collection is now full of summer with new, brilliant colors.

2020 Spring/Summer: Schmid’s outlook on fashion

Jumping into the future, let’s thus look at the trends that will influence the clothing and accessories market in 2020

Sport will be fashionable this fall. And Schmid interprets it with a collection that celebrates creativity

The comfort of a sporty outfit meets the glamorous touch of a tailored detail: atleisure comes back into fashion!

2019 Fall/Winter: the luxury tailored style enchants the catwalks. And, once again, Schmid is in step with the latest trends

A Met Gala 2019 in the name of eccentricity: the Camp theme according to Schmid

The quintessence of extravagance on the New York red carpet, including tulle, sequins and nets.

May is brightened up with neon colours: hello shocking pink!

This spring the mood rave party returns to the center of attention!

Schmid’s team becomes bigger: Andrea Badoni is the company’s new Export Manager

Schmid welcomes a new resource that from May will take care of the relationship with the company's foreign customers.

Schmid for Tapestry: research and innovation for designers across the ocean!

Our expertise flies to New York to take part in the internal fair of the Tapestry Group.

An explosion of blossoming gardens, between romanticism and elegance

A floral fantasy to inaugurate the month of April with the right spirit and colors: a hymn to the joy of living.

Spring 2019: beige and pastel shades prevail, with occasional marine-style surprises

This spring's trends are a hymn to femininity, in its simplest and most elegant version.

Naturalia: authenticity has never been so trendy

The third mood of the spring / summer 2020 collection recalls the contact with the earth and with our primitive dimension.

The future of young designers starts from Schmid’s fabrics and flies over to America

A new confirmation of Schmid's commitment to young talents: the famous designer Angela Scott chooses the fabric of the Brera student Roberta Ercolano.