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    About IDRESSMAP

    For five generations, the Map Prestigiacomo group has successfully operated in the luxury retail sector. In 2019, iDressMap inaugurated a new boutique inside the former Palazzo Banca Sicula, a space that covers an area of 500 square metres and boasts 8 shop windows, enriched with handmade mosaics, precious marbles and historical frescoes. The project, signed by the Baciocchi architect's studio, has succeeded in combining modernity and enhancement of the works of art and the building's historicity, creating an environment that stands out for its elegance and harmony with tradition. Today, the iDressMap boutique is a must-visit destination for high-class shoppers, divided into four macro-spaces (formal and sporty; men's and women's), offering a constantly updated selection of products, designed with the local customer in mind. This focus has consolidated iDressMap as a point of reference for shopping in the entire province of Trapani. In addition to the multi-brand shop in Trapani, the group manages seven other franchise shops in the main Sicilian cities, including Palermo, Marsala, Alcamo, Partinico and Trapani. Since 2012, the group has diversified its investments in the tourism sector, setting up two boutique hotels in Trapani and San Vito Lo Capo, with attention to every detail to offer an exclusive experience to its guests. Over the years, the group has also invested in the real estate sector, developing several rental properties, which have contributed to the group's equity and financial strength, consolidating its success and reputation on the Sicilian scene. The iDressMap brand mix for men's and women's clothing includes Ami Paris, Armani, Chimi Copenhagen, Diesel, Dickies, Doucal's, Dr. Vranjes, Etro, Fay, Herskind, Jacquemus (sunglasses), Lardini, ON, Pierre Louis Mascia, Pt Torino, Puma, Ralph Lauren, Roberto Collina, Stand Copenhagen, Xacus and Zanellato.

    Our location

    IDRESSMAP Via Torrearsa, 41 - 91100 Trapani (TP)get direction