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Diesel is a premium lifestyle brand that designs, produces and distributes high-quality clothing, footwear, accessories and other lifestyle products. Founded in 1978 by Renzo Rosso and based in Breganze, Italy, Diesel is one of the leading international apparel companies, with more than €2 billion revenues across four main brands: Diesel, Maison Margiela, Marni and Victor & Rolf. Diesel is widely recognized for having a cool and rebellious attitude that pushes denim innovation at all times. Diesel operates in all global markets through its retail network as well as via ecommerce and wholesale channels. As a global powerhouse that always stays ahead of the curve thanks to its strong creative stance, Diesel has more than 400 flagship stores, 3,000+ points of sale in major department stores and multi-brand outlets, and more than 20,000 employees worldwide. Diesel continues to expand globally in key cities such as New York, London, Paris, Shanghai, Beijing, Hong Kong and Dubai. From sewing workshops during World War II, the company has become Italy’s first jeans manufacturer and then grew into the first designer label on the Italian market. With the creation of the “Jogg Jeans” model, Diesel became the top European brand in the late ‘80s. After launching successful collaborations with important designers from Antwerp – such as Walter Van Beirendonck, Dries van Noten and Ann Demeulemeester – in the ‘90s, Diesel signed up Dutch couturier Martin Margiela in the new millennium. Over the past decades, Diesel has remained true to its DNA while evolving and growing through bold acquisitions that have expanded the company’s offering: Maison Margiela (in 2002), Viktor&Rolf (in 2006) and most recently Marni (in 2013). Thanks to these smart moves, today’s Diesel is a multibrand group with a unique management structure, where each brand is led by their founders or creative directors, who receive strategic support from Diesel headquarters but retain full artistic freedom to express the essence of their own universe.