From the past to the future: Spring/Summer 2027 Collection

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In an increasingly fast-moving world, we’ve chosen to slow down and ask ourselves a simple yet necessary question:

what do we want to preserve from the past and what dreams do we want to take with us into the future?

That’s how we created our new Spring/Summer 2027 Collection. It’s a vibrant link between what we were and what we are becoming. A bond made of memories, imagination and a shared vision.

We presented our From the Past to the Future theme in our first two trade fairs of 2026 – Milano Unica and Lineapelle – which were an opportunity for us not only to display our products, but also to meet, listen and exchange ideas.

We would like to thank everyone who came to visit our stand: every meeting is part of a dialogue that grows over time. In particular, we would like to thank those who chose to participate in our story by leaving a message for their future selves. We have collected and kept their messages and will give them back in September, just before the next edition of Lineapelle, as a reminder of a goal, a dream and a direction.

As has been the case in several previous editions, our exhibition has been shared with the companies of the MinervaHub group: this presence enhances our concept of common path, made of interconnected skills and visions.

The future seen through new eyes

We chose to entrust some special guides with the task of developing this theme: children, the sons and daughters of the people who work at Goretti every day.

We believe the future is the result of intergenerational dialogue. It comes from those who cherish actions, knowledge, memories and are able to look at the world without layers, with free, curious eyes as well as open-mindedness.
The past is therefore not just something that happened, but also something that is passed on.
The future is not a distant idea, but rather something that is built on a daily basis through small acts of trust.

A workshop to travel through time

We were guided through this journey by Vittorio Ondedei – also known as Ruben Camillas – an educator, artist and narrator who can turn every event into an experience based on listening and discovery.

Together with him we developed a creative workshop for the company’s children. It was an essential and poetic journey, made of simple yet profound actions: starting from a blank sheet, listening to the melody of one’s own name, seeing one’s reflection in the mirror, throwing a paper plane into the air, cherishing a small box with a bulb to plant.

Each participant was asked to leave three traces: something important and precious to do in the future, something not to do in the future, a dream to realise in the future.

Light yet meaningful words. Honest promises, seen through the eyes of children and dedicated to a future world.

Three messages, one collection

These stories resulted in images, sounds and sentences. Emotional material that inspired the creation of the SS 2027 samples.

The three directions of the story also took shape thanks to a series of postcards, combined with collection panels:

Something important and precious to do in the future

Something not to do in the future

A dream to realise in the future

Objects that cherish authentic thoughts and entrust them to time, as is done with important things.

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A tomorrow that starts here

The Spring/Summer 2027 Collection is about the future but observes it with pure eyes, as anything is still possible. An imaginary future devoid of fear, full of dreams, games and things to discover.

A heartfelt thank you goes to the children who offered us their precious words and visions. We would also like to thank the parents who took part in this journey.
Thank you to Vittorio Ondedei for making everything lighter and deeper at the same time.
Thank you to the Estrolab style office for turning what the children created into collection material. And thank you to Chiara Pierucci (KEI KEI STUDIO) for turning this journey into a series of postcards that combined tangible ideas and imagination.