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Soft wool suiting with an interesting brushed-knot effect, created by using regular wool yarn. The wool feels very pleasant to the touch and does not itch.
Wool in various versions, from coat weight to suiting for the autumn-winter season, is an offer for those who like to choose “with foresight,” not just by color. And yes, it is a bit like in a wardrobe—one day a coat, the next day a suit, and it always looks like a proper Italian recipe for style. We offer wool in versions: from pure wool to blends with acrylic or polyester, made for autumn and winter, when the material must genuinely keep you warm and hold its shape.
A weight range from 280 to 430 g/m² makes it possible to select the right fabric for a specific purpose: lighter options work excellently for suit constructions, while heavier variants sound like a “coat guarantee”—with good insulation and a stable layout. Different weaves and finishes result in different behavior in the hand: brushed versions provide an optical warming effect and settle softly; with a pile they add depth to the texture; bouclé introduces a pleasant roughness and character; and space-dyed/parched wool gives woolen springiness and a denser, more compact structure. Depending on the blend composition, additives support resistance to creasing and help the fabric look “like new” for longer.
A wide palette: from dark ash greys, navies, and black, to more saturated shades of green and pink. Different versions of patterns and textures make even calm colors not look flat—they simply have “light,” and in a finished styling they look rich without being loud.
Most safely wash in a delicate cycle for wool, at 30°C, without soaking and without strong spinning. Dry flat or on a hanger, away from radiators. Iron carefully, at low or medium temperature, and preferably using steam and a protective fabric, because finishes such as brushed or pile textures like to be treated “properly.” We recommend, however, chemical cleaning.
In this range, you will find wool ideal for coats and outerwear, but also for well-finished overcoats, blazers, and suits. If you are aiming for a cut with a defined line (darts, shaping, seams), choose variants with greater stability; for looser shapes and elegant outerwear, look for textures with a finish that nicely builds volume, such as brushed, bouclé, or space-dyed/parched.