Ermenegildo Zegna Group is a global luxury fashion company founded in 1910, with a leading position in high-end menswear. The Group owns and operates three brands: ZEGNA (roughly 62% of revenues), Thom Browne (roughly 14%), and TOM FORD FASHION (roughly 17%). ZEGNA is the core franchise, focused on "timeless luxury" menswear blending tailoring heritage with modern ready-to-wear and leisurewear, alongside made-to-measure (Su Misura) services and hero products like the Triple Stitch sneaker. Thom Browne is a New York-based brand known for its distinctive tailored aesthetic and grey suits, serving both men and women. TOM FORD FASHION is a high-glamour brand that Zegna operates as a long-term licensee of Estée Lauder, which owns the TOM FORD trademarks. The Group sells through 471 directly operated stores across 35 countries, with DTC accounting for roughly 76% of total revenues. The business model centers on maximizing DTC penetration, which carries higher gross margins than wholesale, and driving profitability through full-price sell-through, higher average unit retail via exclusive formats and Su Misura, and clienteling. A defining feature of the Group is its vertically integrated Italian supply chain, the Filiera, which includes several owned textile manufacturers and supports proprietary fabric development and fast Su Misura lead times. Growth priorities include deepening DTC across all three brands, elevating ZEGNA's positioning at the top of the luxury market, rebuilding Thom Browne around a DTC model, and scaling TOM FORD FASHION's still-nascent retail network.