who made our yarn

New Zeland Merino ZQ

We hand-picked the best artisans in Italy, we we buy our merino wool from Cariaggi, an Italian excellence. When luxury and ethical products come together in natural harmony. Bright white New Zealand merino wool has technical and ethical characteristics without equal. Length – Strength – Elasticity – and limitless colour and product opportunities.

lanificio CARIAGGI

In the green of the Marche Apennines, for over 60 years, the Italian spinning Cariaggi works and selects precious fibers, always ensuring a yarn of excellence and exclusively Made in Italy. Today, Cariaggi spinning is considered a state-of-the-art and successful reality because it uses sophisticated production methods that are increasingly environmentally friendly.

Organic cotton & Linen GOTs certified

We want to support sustainability and we truly believe sustainable fashion can contribute to protect the environment and our planet. We use 100% organically grown yarns, sourced from Filmar an italian companie that certify every step of the production process.

FILMAR Spa

Filmar produce and sell cotton yarns made of superior quality with a uniquely Italian feel. Since 1958 Filmar have been passionately seeking out the best ways to finish this ancient material, selected in its most valuable variety: 100% Egyptian cotton. Filmar pursues total traceability and transparency, sustainability for Filmar is an attitude that is expressed every day in new projects.

Pure merino wool naturally dyed

We realize knitwear made by Organic Merino Wool naturally dyed, using ingredients such as flowers, leaves, and roots and it’s absolutely Chemical-free. Unique nuances of color, are guarantee of a this natural dyeing technique. We buy this particular wool from an Italian company : Tintoria di Quaregna.

TINTORIA DI QUAREGNA

Tintoria di Quaregna was established in Biella in 1948, introduced a highly skilled natural dyeing based on plants and herbs and -at the same time- we keep on studying and reviewing ancient dyeing techniques by proposing them either to artisan producers or to large-scale manufacturers in modern terms with due respect for the environment.