The textile company closed 2025 at 76.7 million euros (+7%) and passes on its heritage with the ArchivioVivo project, which preserves 50 thousand pieces.
The development of Fasac 1955 does not stop. The reality of the Curti family, which within the scope of the Scr industrial group integrates dyeing, printing and textile finishing activities, archived 2025 with a consolidated turnover of 76.6 million euros, an increase of 7% compared to the previous year, looks to the future with optimism, planning a double-digit growth of 10%. Partner of the main Italian and French luxury groups, the company boasts over 70 years of history which is told in ArchivioVivo, the multifunctional space that houses printed fabrics from the 1950s to today. “We called it ArchivioVivo precisely because we didn’t want it to be a space aimed only at the past, but also capable of speaking to today and tomorrow”, explained Federico Curti, president of the company in which his sons Carlo, Virginio and Lino also work, “in this direction we chose to entrust its curatorship to Lorenza Mpsca, director of product development, who boasts an important curriculum in this sector. This space is naturally open to our customers, but also to young creatives and designers who request it”. With ten million of fabric processed in 2025 alone, 90% dedicated to the fashion segment, and then accessories and since 2008 also furniture for the most exclusive living brands. “In detail, ArchivioVivo hosts 50 thousand pieces in a perimeter of 2300 square meters on three levels”, underlined Mosca, “on the first floor, moreover, there is a selection of 15 thousand hats that we call vintage, here, in fact, the work of the print shop from the 1950s to the 1990s is contained. We are digitizing everything, to offer an increasingly complete experience, in addition to the fabrics there are ancient books and testimonies, divided by theme to better facilitate research”. Not only that, Fasac 1955 has made sustainability and transparency one of its distinctive features, adhering to the 4sustainability® commitment; applying the CHEM protocol for the elimination of toxic and harmful substances from production cycles through the MRSL ZDHC (Zero Discharge of Hazardous Chemicals) and measuring and certifying each of its company performances by Ympact.
