Our Quality
Italian quality is peerless, and we select the best of it.
The quality of Italian fabrics has no rivals: also what at first glance may seem similar, over time reveals itself incomparable regarding durability. We accurately select the best Italian fabrics, realised with the finest raw material and rowed using advanced techniques. Our collection has almost every type of pattern, from the most classical and traditional to the most creative and artistic. Every stage of the realisation is intently supervised, in order to ensure a matchless quality.
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The Quality of Our Fabrics
We rigorously select and distribute only fabrics that meet all the following requirements:
- 100% Italian Craftsmanship, officially certified.
- The finest raw material. For instance, several fabrics we select are realised with long staple cotton, pure linen and cashmere.
- Expert realisation. For example, some of our fabrics are realised with the double twisted yarn technique.
- Made with environment-friendly techniques.
- Accurate Supervision in every stage of the realisation.
The Quality of Italy
Italy is the country of creativity and art; of good food, romantic promenades, astonishing artworks, passion and quality.
Italy gave birth to most of the greatest artists, painters, sculptors and architects, such as Leonardo Da Vinci, Michelangelo, Giotto, Botticelli, Donatello, and Brunelleschi; to some of the greatest inventors and scientists, such as Galileo, Enrico Fermi and Volta; to some of the greatest travelers, such as Christopher Columbus, Amerigo Vespucci and Marco Polo. Some of the greatest music composers are Italian as well, such as Rossini, Vivaldi, Verdi, Puccini, Paganini, and Morricone. Furthermore, the overview of Italian literature has seen some of the most creative poets and writers, such as Dante Alighieri, Boccaccio, Machiavelli, Petrarca, and Manzoni.
Italians discovered the American continent, invented the telephone, the newspaper, the radio, the battery and the piano. Italians created some of the best artworks and architectural works, such as the Da Vinci’s Monna Lisa and the Birth of Venus by Botticelli.
Italy has always been a country of quality, talent, and craftsmanship. Our fabrics own, among the others, the value of our history, of the brilliance and creativity of the people who crafted them.
The Value of Italian Manufacture
Italian manufacture is unique and peerless. Thanks to the creativity and the tastefulness gained and mastered during the centuries, Italians developed unique and unbeatable craftsmanship skills. The hands of an Italian artisan are extremely expert, decisive, and at the same time gentle, thorough and careful about everything down to the last detail.
Some of the most luxurious and high-quality brands are Italian. For example, the top end luxury cars, such as Ferrari, Lamborghini, Maserati and Alfa Romeo. Italian violins (like the Stradivari) are immensely valuable. Most of the best food ingredients are Italian; for example, one of the best type of oil in the world comes from Puglia, a region of south Italy, as well as the best coffee and the best ice cream, that are Italian too.
Italian products are the most valuable and fine, and at the same time durable and long lasting. No one can exactly reproduce the “made in Italy” quality.
The Quality of Italian Fashion
The highest quality fashion brands and the best fashion manufacture are Italian. Prada, Dolce & Gabbana, Gucci, Armani, they are all Italian. Italian cities such as Milan and Florence host some of the most important fashion events in the world.
Italian fashion is an absolute concept of elegance and style. Its elegance is unbeatable, it is not only appealing at first glance, it remains unique. The “Made in Italy” clothes and products are designed by creative geniuses, realised with the finest raw materials and made by expert artisans.
Italy is also the mother of made to measure, a landmark for all the tailors worldwide.
As well as the other industries of fashion, Italy stands out in the textile industry, as well. Italian fabrics are the finest, most luxurious and longlasting.
“Made in Italy” is a status symbol and a guarantee of quality, elegance and durability.