Leonardo di Gassen's brand name comes from the outstanding artist Leonardo da Vinci.
The tailor and shoemaker Leonardo I founded the Leonardo Di Gasun Company in Italy. The company was designed in Italy on 1936, which is famous for its military uniform being awarded the cross by the military.
After World War II, people turned to civilian clothes, which led the elegant and solemn trend of men's wear in Europe. 1963, Leonardo II designed a famous (old man's head) image as a trademark according to the head of Leonardo da Vinci on the stamp and successfully registered it, forming a unique and elegant style integrating clothing style and commodity logo.
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1452 One day, a great and clever artist Leonardo da Vinci was born in a quiet and beautiful town near Florence, Italy. As an outstanding representative of the Italian Renaissance and a typical artist, Louis XII of France I of France, the king of France and the famous medici family of Florence all regarded him as a distinguished guest.
500 years later, a young man in Finch Town took over the family coffee business, inherited the craftsmanship of his ancestors, and launched a series of products such as haute couture clothes, leather shoes and leather goods.
A few years later, with great love and reverence for the master's artistic style, young people marveled at the simple lines of his master's self-portrait, all of which were inaccurate, rigorous, elegant and natural, and seemed to exude a classic artistic temperament.
Young people simply use the master's self-portrait as a symbol to design the famous "Da Vinci's head" pattern as a product symbol, and integrate the artistic style of the Renaissance into their own product design, which is deeply loved by local people.
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