DENTRO IL CAVEAU BLINDATO DEL COLOSSO DELLE PELLICCE ABBANDONATO

The exploration of the massive, abandoned fur giant continues. This second part takes us straight into the facility's underground—an immense labyrinth that feels endless. Braving completely flooded areas and structural hazards, we descended into the heart of the storage rooms of what was once a fully self-sufficient factory, capable of employing 225 people. We discovered the cafeteria and industrial kitchens still intact, the pantry, and even the company infirmary, complete with old medicines from that era. But the real surprise was hiding inside the finished product warehouses and the armored vault. Behind a massive, 40-centimeter-thick security door lay a fortune now scattered and literally left to rot: not just furs and leather jackets with the tags still attached, but hundreds of satin and silk dresses incredibly still wrapped in plastic, archaic sewing machines, vintage time clocks, and even wooden hat blocks. A surreal and claustrophobic journey through dust and humidity, where it's easy to lose your sense of direction. Leave a like to support our explorations, subscribe to the channel, and let us know in the comments what you think about this incredible place, which revealed a piece of "Made in Italy" history. 00:00 | Flash forward 00:46 | Descending into the flooded underground: so many abandoned furs and garments! 02:37 | The kitchen and cafeteria area 04:18 | The armored vault where they used to secure the most valuable garments 06:38 | The old time clock for the employees. There were so many of them! 07:30 | More discoveries in the other warehouses 08:48 | A sea of white dresses and other garments neatly hanging 09:47 | The sewing pattern storage, old sewing machines, and hat blocks 12:51 | The final rooms: from the underground to the roof 14:10 | Leaving this incredible place... Music: Fragment (Qube) Stand (Nikita Kondrashev) Sorrowful (leberch) Solaris (The Mountain) #urbex #urbexitalia #urbanexploration #urbexexplorer #italy #abandoned #luoghiabbandonati #caseabbandonate #abandonedhouse #abandonedplaces #decay Our explorations are always conducted with the utmost respect for the locations and their contents, without forcing entry and without taking or damaging anything. In our footage, we do not provide any reference to the location of the sites we visit or the personal data of those who lived there. The locations we visit are clearly abandoned, uninhabited, unused, and not tied to any ongoing activity. We remain inside only for a limited period, strictly necessary to complete and document the exploration. Our intent is to tell the story of places that would otherwise end up forgotten, on top of being abandoned.