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Italian textured wool suiting fabric

This deep turquoise perfectly highlights the structural weave of this Italian wool suiting fabric. The wool is very soft to the touch and lightweight.

Outlet collection of woolen materials

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

Properties of warm wool fabrics

A weight range from 280 to 430 g/m² lets you select the right fabric for a specific purpose: lighter options work great for tailored, suit-type constructions, while heavier variants sound like a “coat guarantee”—with good insulation and a stable layout. Different weaves and finishes result in different hand feel: brushed/pile-finished fabrics provide optical warmth and lay softly, with pile they add depth to the texture, bouclé introduces a pleasant roughness and character, and peached/roasted wool gives woolen springiness and a denser, more compact structure. Depending on the blend composition, additives support resistance to creasing and help the fabric keep looking “like new” for longer.

Pattern and color palette you will find

A wide palette: from dark ash grays, 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.

Caring for wool fabrics

For best results, wash in the gentle 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/pile or pile-finished wool like to be treated “properly.” We recommend dry cleaning in any case.

What can you sew with our woolens?

In this collection, you’ll find wool ideal for overcoats and outerwear, but also for well-finished overcoats, blazers, jackets, and suits. If you’re aiming for a cut with a defined line (darts, shaping, seams/cuts), choose more stable variants; for looser shapes and elegant outerwear, look for textures with a finish that nicely builds volume, such as brushed/pile-finished, bouclé, or peached/roasted.