Circular Fashion Made in Italy
Sustainable clothing made from recycled fibers
Now on presale
We produce our classics in wool and cashmere on demand to avoid any waste
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Come and discover circular fashion from November 1st to January 31st
- Best sellers Women
- Best sellers Men
From waste to new resources
We make essential, timeless and made in Italy garments using recycled and environmentally friendly materials.
Quality
Pure, natural and biodegradable fibers take shape through the work of local artisans. All of our garments are produced locally in Prato, respecting the tradition of Made in Italy. Discover our eco-friendly fabrics.
Sustainability
Garments with a reduced impact on the environment. We produce only what is needed to offer an alternative to fast fashion. Our ethical fashion promotes recycled clothing and textile recycling.
Responsibility
Sustainability isn't just environmental, it's also about having a positive impact on society. Only in this way can growth and change go hand in hand. Choose responsible fashion with us.
Men's Sweaters and Knitwear
Men's sweaters and knitwear in wool, cashmere, and denim, made from recycled, recyclable, and biodegradable materials for ethical and responsible fashion
Women's Sweaters and Knitwear
Mid-season sweaters and winter sweaters for women in wool, cashmere, and denim, Made in Italy from recycled, recyclable, and biodegradable materials
Now on presale
We collect orders in advance to avoid overproduction, offering a discount to those who buy our garments before they are produced. The earlier you order the greater the savings.
Join the circular economy
They will be transformed into new circular clothes!
Stories of Circular Fashion
We change the garment industry, choice after choice.
The properties of linen and why choose recycled one
Growing flax requires little water and has a low environmental impact. Recycling increases its benefits even further, maintaining the qualitative characteristics of this valuable material.
Is Made in Italy production at risk?
Competition with distributed production is increasingly stronger. If not supported by informed purchasing choices, small artisan productions risk disappearing.
Recycled cotton vs intensive cotton
Intensively grown cotton is one of the main causes of pollution in the textile sector and is also the most used material. Why choose the recycled one when the price difference is so high?
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