In recent years, even the concept of Made in Italy has come under scrutiny.
According to the Financial Times, in many cases, production is distributed among various suppliers, with processing also carried out outside of Italy.
Subsequently, the final stage is completed in Italy, allowing the product to be labeled as Made in Italy.
But is this truly what you imagine when you pay thousands of euros for a luxury product?
Forbes has also highlighted ethical criticalities in the luxury production chain, emphasizing how greater transparency in production would directly impact brand margins.
In other words, more transparency means lower margins.
And it is precisely for this reason that, often, the production chain is not completely transparent.