With a heritage rooted in Italian craftsmanship, Pasotti combines luxurious materials, intricate details, and innovative designs to create umbrellas that are more than just accessories — they are statements of style and sophistication.

In the countryside of Mantova there is still someone who continues to produce handmade luxury umbrellas and export them in every corner of the world, using a brand name that will shortly celebrate its 70th anniversary: Pasotti.

Pasotti's production process combines traditional Italian craftsmanship with high-quality materials like silk, satin, and fine woods. Skilled artisans handcraft each umbrella, focusing on precision in assembly and finishing touches, such as embroidery and embellishments.

Each umbrella undergoes rigorous quality control to ensure functionality and durability. The process ends with luxurious packaging, reflecting Pasotti’s commitment to elegance and quality in every detail.

“The company was started in 1956” – explains the owner, Mrs Eva Giacomini – “and was founded by my mother, Ernesta Pasotti, who began producing one-of-a-kind umbrellas that she sold directly, sometimes riding her bicycle. Then, with my father Vittorio, who mainly took care of sales, the company grew from a small artisan company to a large one with over one hundred employees. Today there is no room for such an industrial production so we have downsized and we mostly concentrate on limited edition umbrellas.