Herno - Saint Honoré

After the raincoats, in the mid-1950s there were also women’s garments, reversible, hand-woven cashmere coats. In 1968 Herno was already overseas in the east, in Japan, with boutiques in Osaka and then Tokyo. Then it made its way to the US in the early 1980s.

And the art of Herno’s production became so well-recognised and valued that in the 90s the emerging brands of those years – which later became famous – entrusted their production to the company.

And they were the most famous of the French and Italian brands. At Herno, quality and investment in the means of production have always been on the cutting edge, the signature of a company that in the 2000s returned to embrace the change in production processes with a know-how that was essentially unique and strongly Made in Italy. And it dusted off its brand, the one that bears the name of the river that flows under the company.