Commands: The story
Born from the entrepreneurial initiative of Romano Comandini, a personality of great human value, the Comandini company has distinguished itself since 1962 for the production and sale of religious articles, rosaries, monstrances and clothing for priests. Today the company is run by Romano's son, Stefano, who has maintained the commitment, professionalism and courtesy of the past and has been able to modernize society by exploiting his father's teaching and focusing on new technologies. The Comandini company now exports religious items internationally. Over the years it has carved out a leading position in the sector, becoming extremely well known in the religious circuit.
Commands in Rome: Excellence in religious articles since 1962
Since 1962, the company Comandini S. srl has been a reference point for the sale of religious items in Rome. Founded by Romano Comandini, it has made quality, competence and courtesy to the customer the pillars of its philosophy.
With over 60 years of experience, Comandini offers a wide range of sacred objects, liturgical celebration items, church clothing and religious souvenirs, helping to keep the faith alive through valuable products.
The company has two stores in the heart of Borgo Pio, a few steps from St. Peter's Basilica, in one of the most historic areas of Rome. To support the commercial activity, a well-stocked warehouse guarantees daily shipments in Italy and abroad, serving dioceses, sacred places, bookstores, missions
and private customers.
Today, under the guidance of his son Stefano Comandini, the company continues to evolve, integrating modern production and sales methods, without ever renouncing the values of quality, professionalism and customer attention that have made it an institution in the sector.
For orders and Estimates
Comandini is located in the heart of Borgo Pio Civico 151 in Rome.
For all orders, to request quotes or to receive any information contact us at: 06/6875079
Borgo Pio is located near St. Peter's Basilica. This offers the opportunity to fully experience the spirituality of the surrounding places, of which the village is almost an appendix.