Exclusive Italian wool
Bellandi ecru with pepper wool twill fabric — a classic twill in an ecru shade, embellished with fine dark threads resembling pepper speckling. This accent adds character; it is like espresso in a suit: strong, yet subtle. Bellandi Italian wools guarantee a luxurious material that meets the highest requirements. The wool is extremely soft, lightly napped, which makes it a very delicate flannel.
Properties of twill wool
Composition: 100% wool; Weight: 224 g/m²; Width: 150 cm; Weave type: twill; Finish: lightly napped for flannel. This composition provides an exceptional combination of softness with a solid structure: the fabric is warm, breathable, and exceptionally durable. Wool regulates temperature well and wicks away moisture, making it comfortable even during autumn chills. Thanks to the dense twill weave and natural coloring, the material drapes elegantly in the design.
Pattern and color palette of the wool
The pattern is a subtle effect of “pepper” specks on an ecru background — the visible dark threads create an extremely discreet natural pattern. In the design, this color pairs perfectly with classic beiges, browns, and navy blues, giving a tailored suit or a coat a touch of “liveliness.”
Care for wool flannel
Due to the 100% wool composition, it is best to entrust this fabric to chemical dry cleaning. If washing at home, choose a gentle wool program or hand wash in cold water (max. 30°C) with a mild detergent. Avoid high spin speeds and prolonged soaking. Dry flat, away from sunlight, and press on the wrong side at a low temperature with steam.
Use of ecru twill
This is an excellent material for elegant autumn and winter offerings: long coats, classic blazers, double-breasted suits, and oversized shirts. Thanks to its softness and lightly napped, textured finish, the fabric works beautifully in projects with cuts for delicate ribbing and precise seams, while still allowing for free, comfortable movement. Bellandi combines tradition with subtle modernity — an ideal choice for connoisseurs of textiles.




















