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Ellesse is a prominent Italian sportswear brand founded in 1959 by Leonardo Servadio in Perugia. The brand, recognized by its 'semi-palla' logo which represents half a tennis ball and the tips of two skis, gained international fame in the 1970s and 80s for its stylish ski and tennis apparel.
While the brand has Italian roots, its global footprint involves a complex ownership structure and widespread manufacturing. Currently, the brand is owned by the British group Pentland Group, though the rights to the brand in certain territories, such as Greater China, are held by other entities like Anta Sports. Manufacturing for Ellesse products, including their popular socks and footwear, typically occurs in textile hubs across Asia and Europe to meet global demand.
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