Garments made to last
our commitment
We imagine that our shirts will accompany you in the moments you appreciate the most: free time and travel. With this thought we work with passion and make our shirts in the best possible way, paying the utmost attention and care to every single detail, so as to create a quality product that lasts over time.
The manufacture
In the realization of our sweaters, following an ancient tradition, still today, as in the past, we carry out many processes by hand, with a manual skill and a technique that the master knitters have been handed down for generations, and which make the difference in quality.
FIRST STEP
THE DRAWING
Everything starts from a hand drawing, which, through a complicated study, is transformed into points and technical data to start the weaving
SECOND STEP
THE WEAVING
In this phase the yarn is transformed into fully-fashioned knit towels (front, back, and sleeves) already shaped. In the same time the finishes are also weaved, that is the edges, the collars and the cuffs.
THIRD STEP
THE LINKING STITCHING
The assembly of the different parts takes place through the "machine linking by hand". With this operation, which requires great manual precision, the knitters insert each point of the two component parts onto the machine needles by hand. These are then sewn together with one single thread, thus creating the precious "cucitura a catinella".
FOURTH STEP
THE WASHING
We use different types of washing, depending on the type of yarn and fineness, so as to give the sweater the desired appareance. To give to the sweater a soft appareance and a unique smoothness, the fulling is added to carded yarns.
FIFTH STEP
THE QUALITY CHECK
The finished garment undergoes a further check to detect weaving and tailoring defects, placing the sweater on a luminous mannequin.
SIXTH STEP
THE HAND SEWN LABEL
Once quality control is passed, each label is hand-sewn.
SEVENTH STEP
THE IRONING
The last step is the ironing, which consists of an accurate and delicate steaming, and an adjustement by traditional iron.
