About Us
Our Story
Our story began in Florence in the 1970s, when Jane Dengler — a young woman from Boston with an artist's eye — met Enio Provaroni, a Florentine craftsman with leather in his blood. Together, they discovered a shared passion for the ancient art of leather-making, experimenting with techniques and materials until their vision took shape.
When their first son was born in 1975, Infinity Firenze was born too.
For decades, Jane and Enio built something rare: a workshop where every bag, belt, and accessory was made by hand, with the kind of care that only comes from people who truly love what they do. Three sons grew up surrounded by the smell of leather and the rhythm of artisan work — and the craft became part of the family itself.
In 2014, their son Aaron stepped into the workshop, bringing fresh eyes to a timeless tradition. Five years later, his partner Sonia joined him. Together, they carry the story forward while writing their own chapter.
Today, you'll find us on the ground floor of a 16th-century palazzo in the heart of Florence, just steps from the Ponte Vecchio, on one of the city's oldest streets: Borgo Santi Apostoli. The workshop is still visible from the shop. Come in. Watch us work. Take a piece of Florence home with you.
1975
Enio & Jane founded the brand, starting with handcrafted belt design and production.
1990's
Expanded into bag design and production.
2014
The brand is entrusted to their son Aaron, who assumes the role of manager and designer
2019
Aaron’s life partner, Sonia, becomes part of the Infinity team, leading management, production, and social media strategy.
2023
The store moved to a new location just across the street, marking a new chapter
Our Values
Our suppliers, from the nearby city of Santa Croce sull'Arno, give us the opportunity to work with some of the best materials in the world. For us, respect and harmony with nature is an essential value. We use vegetable-tanned leather from the best tanneries in the area, giving our products a unique quality and authenticity.
We also believe in the value of commitment and continuous improvement anchored in respect for people. For this reason, while using with conviction and happiness tools such as those from Lean Manufacturing, which allow us to reduce waste, increase quality, and improve our lives in the company, we prefer, instead of the assembly line model, to work with craftsmen who know and carry on the entire production process.
We love what we do. And we believe that love can be transmitted in the things we do.
