Italian court lifts controls placed on Valentino unit over labour practices
Published on April 7, 2026.
An Italian court has ended its special administration on a unit of Valentino, which was placed under one year of scrutiny for its labour practices. The company welcomed the decision, stating it had strengthened its governance and improved systems to monitor and control its supply chain. The court's decision comes amidst ongoing investigations into several high-profile fashion brands.
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