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'''Carzi''' is a [[Caphirian]] luxury fashion house owned by the luxury goods conglomerate [[Effrasă]]. Founded in 1908 by Alchisianco Carzi as Atero Carzi, the house produces both haute couture-inspired artisanal collections and ready-to-wear collections, although it is best known today for its high-end accessories. The company's products are renowned for their quality and craftsmanship, with many pieces featuring intricate patterns and hand-stitched details. The company's iconic monogram symbol appears on most of its accessories, ranging from luxury bags and leather goods to ready-to-wear, shoes, perfumes, watches, and jewelry. Carzi sells its products through its own standalone boutiques, as well as high-end departmental stores worldwide. The company has a strong presence in [[Levantia]] and [[Sarpedon]], and is known for its partnerships with other luxury brands and designers.  

In 2011, Carzi was acquired by the luxury goods conglomerate [[Effrasă]]. Despite the change in ownership, Carzi's commitment to quality and luxury remained unwavering, and the brand continued to flourish and diversify its product line. The fashion house consistently challenges the norm by experimenting with innovative materials and designs to create distinct and inventive products. As of 2030, Carzi operates 358 stores worldwide and employs a global workforce of 22,410, generating an estimated revenue of approximately $8 billion. Since the acquisition, Sanluca Michiotana, a member of the [[Carzi Estate]], has been serving as the Chief Executive of Carzi. The role of Creative Director has been held by Rocto Morák since 2020