In 1945, Renzo Rossetti started his activity from scratch, working by himself to cut the hides for several types of sports footwear (cycling, football, athletics and hockey).

These were sold in the famous Brigatti shop in Milan, one of the few remaining shops of its kind in the city.

After some years, Fratelli Rossetti saw the arrival of success but, wishing to grow further, they transferred the trademarks and equipment for this particular production to Atala Sport in Padua.

Thus they decided to start all over again and switched to the manufacture of classic shoes.

These were the years 1954 to 1957, which witnessed the orientation and acquisition of new skills in the creation of womens ballerina shoes, and elegantly simple mens footwear characterized by extraordinarily flexible workmanship.

All of this led to the creation of a small collection of mens shoes featuring contours that were distinct from the various styles on sale in that period.

Renzo Rossetti consequently engaged in work that brought out his aesthetic sense and a healthy dose of perfectionism.

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