ITIEMME srls
Company-provided description, not an official-source fact. Certifications, capacities, years and market positions stated in it are the company's own claims until a record below confirms them.
ITIEMME SRLS 从事定型针织品领域的业务，专门从事精细且经过认证的纱线加工。总部和生产基地位于意大利，拥有多年奢华针织品开发和生产经验，是国内外纺织领域的领先企业之一。 ITIEMME 因其能够通过提供定制解决方案来满足客户要求而脱颖而出。 ITIEMME 多年来一直与国内外品牌和设计师合作，将他们的设计变为现实。
- Type
- Not established by any record (our catalog import lists it as distributor; that is not evidence of the role)
- Role
- Role not established by any record
- Location
- Bibbiano (RE), Italy
- Website
- manifatturatessileitaliana.it
- Categories
- 面料及纺织材料
- Markets
- 意大利
What is established and what is not
No researcher review has been written for this company yet. 2 official records from 2 official sources are on file. Everything is listed below with its evidence type: each entry confirms only what it literally says; none of them is a review. Nothing here confirms manufacturing, ownership or trading status beyond what each record literally says.
Facts on file, each with its evidence type
- EU customs identifier (EORI) active (record type: export-registered-eori) [official record; status green] An EORI number identifies the company to EU customs for imports, exports and transit. A valid number does not show that any shipment took place and is not a licence to export a particular product. checked 2026-07-30. EU EORI validation (European Commission)
- EU VAT number valid for cross-border trade (record type: vat-valid) [official record; status green] The number is registered and active: we asked the EU VIES service and it answered yes. An invalid VAT number is the first sign an invoice comes from the wrong company. checked 2026-08-01. VIES (European Commission)
Import rules for these goods
- Textiles sold in the EU must carry fibre-composition labelling under Regulation (EU) No 1007/2011. European Commission
- Textiles sold in the US must comply with FTC labeling rules (fiber content, country of origin, care instructions). US FTC
Check independently
Before a first order, ask whose products they sell and on what basis: a distribution agreement or the manufacturer's authorisation.