ITMA, the world's largest textile and clothing industry technology fair, is back with a new ambitious theme: "Revolutionising the world of textiles". This concept reflects the will shared by textile machinery manufacturers to create a completely sustainable future for the industry and for the planet through trendy topics that are driving the sector: latest generation materials, innovative technologies, sustainability and circularity. Automation and the digital future are other key aspects explored during ITMA 2023. Digitisation has transformed the textile industry and is opening up new opportunities for increasing efficiency.

ITMA 2023 lived up to expectations, becoming an exciting event for all textile industry professionals. With over 150,000 visitors representing highly qualified operators, this event is the largest expo in the world focussing on this sector. Thank you for contributing to the revolution of the textile world.

On May 23, 2003, Monna Lisa was officially introduced to the market with an event dedicated in Villa Erba.
These twenty years have brought forth a story marked by successes and achievements made possible by a constant drive for research and innovation, and a keen listening to the needs of customers. Today, Monna Lisa is recognized in the industrial textile market as a benchmark for quality, reliability, and productivity in direct digital printing on fabric.
The Monna Lisa project is the result of synergy between three companies - Epson, F.lli Robustelli, and For.Tex - who, in the early 2000s, leveraged their expertise to pave the way for digital printing in the textile industry. Their partnership gave rise to the new entity of Epson Como Printing Technologies, now part of the Epson Group.