Collection: Marc Sadler

Marc Sadler was born in 1946 in Innsbrück, Austria. Although he has French citizenship, Sadler has lived and worked in Milan for many years. After graduating from ENSAD (École Nationale Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs) in Paris, Sadler soon began to specialise in plastics, contributing to the innovation of manufacturing technologies. Sadler gained fame as a designer of technical sports accessories in the 1970s when he designed and patented a thermoplastic ski boot with a symmetrical shell that met with great success. His collaboration with sports companies was fundamental for his career. In addition to his long-standing relationship with the Italian company Caber, which later became Lotto, in the 1990s, he designed an innovative back protector for the Dainese motorbike brand, which is now part of MoMA's permanent design collection.

Designer for Foscarini.

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