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Classic design in woolens

The Scottish check in this version of dark navy and mélange grey creates an exceptionally elegant combination. The wool is soft, has a compact structure, feels lightweight in the hand, and at the same time provides a sense of warmth.

Outlet collection of wool fabrics

Wool in various versions—from overcoat to suit weights for the autumn-winter season—is an offer for those who like to choose “with sense,” not just by color. And yes, it’s a bit like in a wardrobe—one day an overcoat, the next day a suit, and it always looks like a proper Italian style recipe. We offer wool in variants: from pure wool to blends with acrylic or polyesters, made for autumn and winter, when the fabric must genuinely retain warmth and maintain its shape.

Properties of warm wool fabrics

The range of 280 to 430 g/m² in weight allows you to select a fabric for a specific purpose: lighter options work great for suit constructions, while heavier variants feel like a “guaranteed overcoat” — with good wrap and a stable structure. Different weaves and finishes produce different behavior in the hand: brushed/felted ones visually insulate and lay softly, with nap they add depth to the texture, bouclé introduces a pleasant roughness and character, and boiled wool provides wool-like springiness as well as a more compact, dense structure. Depending on the blend composition, additives support resistance to creasing and help the fabric stay looking “new” for longer.

The patterns and color tones you will find

A wide palette: from dark ash greys, navies, and black, to more saturated shades of green and pink. Different pattern and texture versions mean that even calm colors are not flat—they simply have “light,” and in a finished styling they look rich without being loud.

Caring for wool fabrics

The safest way is to wash in a wool delicate cycle at 30°C, without soaking and without strong spin-drying. Dry flat or on a hanger, away from radiators. Iron carefully, at low or medium temperature, and ideally using steam and a protective fabric, because finishes such as brushed/nap wool ones or those with nap like to be handled “properly.” We recommend, nevertheless, chemical cleaning.

What can you sew with our woolens?

In this range, you will find wool ideal for overcoats, outerwear, but also for well-finished overcoats with a tailored cut, blazers, jackets, and suits. If you are aiming for a style with a defined line (darts, shaping, cuts), choose variants with greater stability; for looser shapes and elegant outerwear, look for textures with a finish that nicely builds volume, such as brushed/felted, bouclé, or boiled wool.