The flagship retail store located in Dorchester, MA features a friendly staff and an array of the new seasons clothing and accessories that cater to their customers Fashionknowlogy™. With expansion plans in the near future, this Antonio Ansaldi flagship store will serve as the model for future chains in prime locations like Atlanta, Miami, and Los Angeles. Antonio Ansaldi strives to be the leaders of leather and urban apparel design by fearlessly exploring new frontiers that other designers are reluctant to touch.

The Signature Raid Vest is one of the most recognized creations from Antonio Ansaldi. Modeled after the bullet proof vest, this fashion statement is available in lambskin leather, durable nylon, and quality denim. Antonio Ansaldi has produced several custom raid vests that have been featured on clientele such as 50 Cent ("Many Men" Video and 2003 "Up In Smoke" & 2004 G-Unit Tour), Snoop Dogg, Ludacris, Roy Jones Jr., Trick Daddy, and Ja Rule.

Stop Snitchin' T-Shirt Part I - Today's urban consumer is highly expressive and often uses fashion to push the envelope for a reaction. There has never been an occurrence of violence on behalf of the Antonio Ansaldi Stop Snitchin' t-shirts. These items are just a few of the many designs and collections from the Antonio Ansaldi brand that is offered to core customers.

Stop Snitchin' T-Shirt Part II : pulled from shelves by Antonio Ennis, CEO of Antonio Ansaldi, has pulled the controversial and now infamous Stop Snitchin' T-shirt off his flagship store's shelves after meeting with the Mayor of Boston, Thomas Menino and discussing the issues regarding his company's T-shirt design. Antonio Ennis plans to create a T-shirt which promotes peace for the mothers and families of murdered victims who have supported him through this whole ordeal and hopes they will receive the same popularity. He sees the bigger picture because the Antonio Ansaldi collection is much more than just the Stop Snitchin' T-shirt and will strive to become a market leader in the growing urban apparel industry.

Antonio Ennis (a.k.a. Twice Thou) began as a successful hiphop artist with the internationally known rap groups RSO and Made Men, respectively, but now as a solo artist and business owner he has a new focus for success. Partnering with ItalianAmerican designer Roseanna Ansaldi, the duo has created a fashion line that produces innovative designs and has a loyal customer base worldwide. Antonio Ennis, with over 15 years experience in fashion, has taken Antonio Ansaldi from solely specializing in custom leather apparel to a flagship collection which includes jeans, shirts, jackets, along with accessories for men, women, and children.

Antonio Ennis, CEO of Antonio Ansaldi, has pulled the controversial and now infamous Stop Snitchin' Tshirt
off his flagship store's shelves after meeting with the Mayor of Boston, Thomas Menino and discussing the issues regarding his company's t-shirt design. The news media consequently incited "war" of words between, company owner Antonio Ennis and Mayor Menino which led to a public meeting at the store location ending with the shirt being taken off shelves willingly by Ennis and the Mayor himself. He sees the bigger picture because the Antonio Ansaldi collection is much more than just the Stop Snitchin' t-shirt and will strive to become a market leader in the growing urban apparel industry.