About
The story of Second Life, a world-leading company in the textile waste sector, is the evolution of three generations engaged in end-of-life product recovery since the immediate post-war period. With the arrival of Antonio Di Nuzzo, the company adopted its current name and specialized in the selection, regeneration, and recycling of footwear, leather goods, and fashion accessories. This led to the opening of five stores in Italy, additional locations across Europe, and the expansion of its business model globally, reaching markets in Europe, Asia, America, and even countries in Africa.

Focus
Transforming waste into resources to reduce environmental impact—this, in a nutshell, is the mission of Second Life. Driven by a passion for reviving discarded fashion items, the company operates with a deep awareness of the urgent need to address the environmental damage caused by the fashion industry. From affordable accessories to deluxe vintage pieces, from mass-market garments to unique collector’s items, Second Life offers a wide range of products that undergo regeneration within 24 hours. Through a meticulous process that preserves their original design, these items are given a new lease on life. Reduce, Reuse, Recycle: these are the three “Rs” that Second Life promotes throughout the supply chain to foster greater responsibility toward the planet.