Our Group has got two sale's points in the heart of Venice , so this is a lucky for us because we can work with passion to do good business but making a very good service for the customers from all the world; from three years our Staff works on line at every international request.Our shops are in the Rialto market and we also work with Venetian people , anyway , we have a lot of internationals customers than come back again satisfied to buy one more time from us. Our shops are in fact a very important reference where you can find any kind of tie and suite any kind of taste! Our excellent customer service and the professionalism of our printing-works will meet your needs and provide you with a high quality product. Our different types of cloth and design are well know and internationally required.We offer italian and indian made , with the best quality on the good price .

Group History

In the 1947 , in Venice , down at the Rialto's bridge  there was a small shop of shirts , t-shirts and foulards .

That man was Sir Alessandro Marinetti . The shop's name was: MARINETTI

In the 1972 , the same shop introduce neckties with Sir Gianni Marinetti ,it changed name too: GIANNI CARLO MARINETTI

In the 1980 , the first product was the tie . The name was: SARA MARINETTI

In the 2000 , Miss Marinetti opened in the other side of the bridge , ( San Polo 34) the second ties store: SARAMMAR

In the 2002 , Miss Marinetti closed the first small shop but opened another shop near the second , it is: GIACOMO TIES

In the 2004 , was born the  internet service by "FZ" with an italian name:SARAMMAR STAFF ON LINE

In the 2007 , the shops and the S.O.L.  together take the name of a fusion: SARA MARINETTI GROUP

In the 2009 , "FZ" takes the management of GIACOMO TIES and of the SARAMMAR STAFF ON LINE inside of the Group.

RIALTO'S BRIDGE OLD PICTURE

Ties History

The tie’s ancestor is the scarf and, even earlier, a simple piece of cloth. For example, many armies used different colours, tied gently around their necks, to define their militar rank. During a  parade of the croatian soldiers who were fighting with Louis XIV King of France, french citizens could admire the beautiful croatian scarfs and they began to spread that fashion with the name of CRAVATES from the Croat HRVAT meaning “croatian”. After that time, ties were constantly transformed and beautified, taking on their definitive forms (the four-in-hand and the bow tie) at the start of this century. The people of  Steenkerke, a small city of Belgium, began to wear the “cravates” as a knotted tie, contributing in this way to an even wider spread of the new fashion. However, a necktie is much more than a mere accessory: it is also one way a man expresses himself, a fashion affirming the wearer's individuality. In many professional situations, a tie is the only fancy touch a man is allowed to indulge himself.