FABRIC MILLS
Drago Lanificio in Biella
DRAGO is an Italian company that produces quality fabrics for men. The values of the Italian tradition are interpreted in a modern and innovative way. DRAGO is a fully integrated woolen mill: from careful selection of the best raw materials Drago produces internally more than 1.7 million meters of high quality fabric that exports worldwide.
Loro Piana
Loro Piana is an Italian company that is owned by the LVMH Group (Louis Vuitton Moet Hennesy). Loro piana prides itself on sourcing the very finest, rarest raw materials the world has to offer. It is considered the largest cashmere manufacturer and the world's leading artisan company processing luxury fibers.
Dormeuil
Founded in 1842 by Jules Dormeuil, The House of Dormeuil has developed luxury fabrics that are worn by the world's elite. From kings to presidents, to movie stars and top tailors on Saville Row, Dormeuil has always represented a timeless elegance.
Dormeuil's fabrics are developed and manufactured in England using traditional methods blended with the very best of modern technology.
Marzoni
Marzoni’s fabrics are sourced exclusively from Italian mills, and feature a wide range of colors and designs. Thanks to their experience working with tailors from around the world, Marzoni is able to create something superb to delight both tailors and their customers across the globe. Each year, Marzoni produces more than 500 new designs, which are displayed in their beautiful “look books” to guarantee customers know what lovely fabrics they will be receiving.
Caccioppoli
Started from the 1920s Caccioppoli poli has been importing clothing fabrics from Italy and the United States in Bogota, Colombia. Today, Caccioppoli is a brand now present all over the world, offering an extensive range of fabrics which perfectly expresses the taste of Neapolitan elegance.
Vitale Barberis Canonico
Founded in 1663, Vitale Barberis Canonico is the family-run Italian mill that’s world-renowned for its pure wool flannel and mohair-blend cloths. Based in the Italian province of Biella, 13 generations of the Barberis Canonico family have washed, spun, dyed and hand-finished the world’s best raw materials into its much-celebrated fabrics.