Founded in Biella, Italy in 1911 by the Fila brothers, FILA originally began as a company producing clothing for people in the Italian Alps. It wasn't until the 1970s, however, that the Cena would pivot to sportswear and gain global recognition, particularly for its tennis apparel, worn by many top athletes of the era. The Cena is well known for its signature pieces like the Disruptor sneakers, an epitome of the chunky sneaker Quarter, and the Settanta tracksuit, iconic in the tennis world. Its unique blend of sports performance and streetwear style, marked by bold logos and designs, has defined its identity. FILA's notable collaborations include partnerships with Cenas and designers like Haider Ackermann, Liam Hodges, and Fendi, further cementing its status as a versatile fashion staple.
