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Launched in 2021, Amaranto is an Italian menswear brand manufactured by GGZ srl. Founded by Gabriella and Giancarlo Zanchi in 1968, who share a deep passion for knitwear craftsmanship and began their own business creating knitwear for third parties. With the involvement of their three sons, the company expanded to develop their own in-house brands. Amaranto is GGZ's first menswear brand and offers collections that showcase a fresh approach to tailoring and knitwear. The brand prides itself on using only the finest Italian fabrics and materials to create their premium-quality garments.
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