Sustainability
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Materiality Analysis

The materiality analysis identifies the most significant ESG topics for the Group

The materiality analysis helps identify the most significant and relevant topics for the OTB Group through the analysis of the impacts that the organisation generates, contributes to, or could be directly linked to, along the entire value chain

Materiality Analysis

The materiality analysis helps identify the most significant material topics by analysing the actual or potential impacts of the Group’s operations on the external environment and on people, along the entire value chain.

During 2025, OTB considered the evaluations related to the impact materiality approved in 2023 and updated in accordance with the latest GRI Universal Standards 2021. This process enabled identification of the most significant impacts generated by the Group and, consequently, of the most important material topics.

Governance

Anti-corruption and anti-competitiveness
Consumer health and safety

Protecting Our Planet

Reducing climate impact
Climate change
Energy Reducing waste
Generation of waste Safeguarding ecosystems
Water pollution
Water resources

The New Fashion System

Circular models
Product circularity Lower impact products
Biodiversity
Raw materials
Animal welfare Transparent communication
Marketing and labelling

Brave Together

Fair supply chains
Human rights in the value chain
Health and safety in the value chain
Supplier relations

Nurturing employees
Workers’ well-being
Workers’ human rights
Health and safety Preserving craftsmanship
Employee training and
development Promoting diversity
and inclusion Diversity and equal
opportunities Supporting communities
Activities of OTB Foundation

The Value Chain

At OTB, we believe that a supply chain based on cooperation, trust and respect is crucial for the production of a quality product

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Protecting Our Planet
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The Group+3
Mar 27, 2026

The fifth edition of OTB Group’s School of Craftsmanship, the academy shaping the future talents of Made in Italy, has been launched in the presence of Minister Urso

On the occasion of the celebrations for National Day of Made in Italy, OTB inaugurates the fifth edition of its School of Craftsmanship today. The Group’s in-house academy is a training programme designed to pass on to younger generations the artisanal and manufacturing expertise that defines Made in Italy fashion