The topic of this article may not meet Wikipedias notability guidelines for companies and organizations. Please help to establish notability by adding reliable, secondary sources about the topic. If notability cannot be established, the article is likely to be merged, redirected, or deleted. Find sources: Bettanin & Venturi – news · books · scholar · JSTOR · free images (June 2011) Bettanin & Venturi Type Private Industry fashion Founded 1994 Headquarters Vigasio, Verona, Italy Area served worldwide Products shoes and leather goods Website Official website Bettanin & Venturi is an Italian family and artisan company that manufactures exclusive luxury mens shoes.[1] Founded by Giuseppe Bettanin and Gianna Venturi in 1994, Bettanin & Venturis workshop is located in Vigasio in the Province of Verona (Italy).[2] It is known for very refined leather colorings.[3] The brand has a limited distribution in the world: in the United States, it is an exclusive of Barneys New York.[4] The company also makes a line of accessories with finishes similar to those of their shoes.[3] The companys products have occasionally been used in fiction as examples of the sine qua non of the footwear of the ultra-rich, e.g.: Like the authentic rich, this duo placed comfort ahead of appearance. The key was their footwear. The younger man wore the distinctive boat-shaped Bettanin & Venturi loafers, handmade in Italy. And he wore them without socks, as if he didnt care whether they fell victim to sweat, sand, or saltwater.[5] An hour and forty-five minutes later, the Teacher stood in front of a floor-length triple mirror in Barneys. “Does the gentleman like what he sees?” the salesman asked. The navy cashmere suit the Teacher now wore was a Gianluca Isaia, the bootlicker had told him in the loving, reverent tones of a saint uttering the name of God. The silk shirt was a Battistoni, the cap-toed lace-ups from Bettanin and Venturi. He had to admit, he looked pretty darn good. James Bond–suave. Like the latest actor, including new blond hair, thanks to the cut and dye job. “The gentlemen loves what he sees,” the Teacher finally said with a grin. “What’s the bill again?”[6]
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