Five generations of master Florentine artisans specializing in the traditional Italian ritual of shaving. Today, Mondial 1908 is a brand unique of its kind, a mix of exclusive design and custom-made products: luxury shaving sets, the finest shaving brushes, cosmetics and male grooming experience products, as well as special shaving creams made according to age-old recipes and sophisticated colognes and after-shave lotions. Over one hundred years of experience led to the establishment, in Florence, of the barber’s shop and concept store Mondial Gentlemen’s Barber, where you can learn about the brand’s extraordinary products and indulge in the pleasure of taking some time for yourself.
Monday to Saturday 9 am - 1 pm and 1.30 pm - 7 pm (barber’s)
Borgo San Jacopo, 38R, Firenze, FI, Italia
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+39 055 493 7421
- http://www.mondial1908.it
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