Fabrizio Spini

• Direct the technical development and industrialization process of sample collections, ensuring perfect compliance with aesthetic standards and industrial cost efficiency. • Collaborate closely with designers and pattern makers to resolve footwear issues during the pattern and last phases. • Manage the scouting and technical validation of high-quality leathers and components. • Prepare detailed industrialization cost analyses and consumption reports to define industrial price lists.

• Led the engineering and technical development of the sample collections in synergy with the Style Office, adapting lines based on fit, wearability, and feasibility requirements. • Implemented structural changes, additions, and variations to the collections based on defect reports and rigorous internal quality controls. • Responsible for the analytical calculation of consumption, industrial product costing, and the technical definition of high-end price lists.

• Provided technical guidance and assistance in developing collections within the Riviera del Brenta district of excellence, tracking product evolution from the initial prototype to the finished, industrialized shoe. • Conducted model feasibility analyses, pattern correction, and detailed communication of lasting specifications to the production structure and partner workshops. • Optimized production costs for luxury models, monitored material consumption, and calculated industrial price lists.

• Scheduled, organized, and technically supervised production processes (cutting, stitching, and lasting) for prestigious international luxury brands, including Bally and D&G.; • Responsible for the technical inspection and quality control of incoming materials: selecting, verifying, and approving premium leathers, soles, heels, and lasts prior to production. • Conducted final quality control of the finished product according to the strict standards required by fashion houses.