From 30 September to 3 October 2026, Grassi 1925 will be in La Roche-sur-Foron, France, for Mondial Secours & Protection 2026, an international event dedicated to the world of rescue, safety and protection.
This year’s edition takes on particular significance: Mondial Secours & Protection brings together the 132nd Congrès National des Sapeurs-Pompiers de France, the international exhibition dedicated to rescue and safety professionals, and the Village des Sapeurs-Pompiers de France.
For Grassi 1925, participating in the event represents the continuation of a journey built over time in the field of technical clothing and personal protective equipment, including solutions designed for those working in high-risk situations. It is an opportunity to meet professionals, operators and organisations from the sector and to engage directly with the needs of those who rely every day on garments designed to provide protection, reliability and comfort.
Experience, research and development for protection
Designing clothing for complex operational environments requires specific expertise and continuous research into materials, garment construction, ergonomics and performance.
For Grassi 1925, this work begins with listening to users’ needs and involves the different stages of development, from material selection and prototyping through to testing and garment production.
This process also includes ongoing work on certifications, which has been further expanded in recent months and represents a fundamental element in meeting the standards required in the professional protection sector.
Participation in Mondial Secours & Protection will therefore be, above all, an opportunity for dialogue: a space to share expertise and experience and to gather insights that can contribute to the development of future solutions.
Innovation and sustainability throughout the garment life cycle
Alongside research into performance, Grassi 1925 continues its work to reduce the environmental impact of its products and processes.
One of the projects developed in this direction is Take Back, the programme dedicated to managing garments at the end of their useful life. Through a structured and traceable process, garments are collected, sorted and sent for recycling, with the aim of recovering textile fibres and transforming them into new raw materials.
This approach complements research into materials and performance, extending attention from garment design to its entire life cycle.
From 30 September to 3 October, Grassi 1925 looks forward to welcoming you at Mondial Secours & Protection 2026 in La Roche-sur-Foron:
Hall B1 – Stand K21
Another opportunity to meet, exchange ideas and continue working on the evolution of technical clothing dedicated to protection.
