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Filati Buratti specializes in the production of pure Mulberry, Tussah and Eri silk yarns or blended with natural fibres like wool, mohair, alpaca, cashmere, linen, hemp and Himalayan nettle.

Shimmering, elegant, and always on trend: lamé yarns by Filatura Marfil are the perfect choice for creating unique and fashionable garments.

For over forty years Linsieme Filati hasbeen creating high range yarns in pure and blended cashmere.

Sustainability really only works when it is a collaborative process between all the partners in the supply chain. Litia has long worked on her ideas on the subject and is ready to make them valuable solutions for customers.

Olcese Ferrari’s commitment to more responsible production continues. Under the Echos brand, Bio-Gea is born, which brings together cotton from organic farming and cotton from pre- and post-consumer.

Silk filament is a natural fiber obtained through a fully sustainable path. They know it well at Ongetta, where silk twisting has been a family trade for generations.

In fitting out the yarn collection for the Fall/Winter 2024/2025 season, Davifil has continued to expand the research in sustainability projects.

Since the beginning Elasten has been studying the possibility of making the elastic yarn as “green” as possible. The company did that with its patented stretch yarns in linen and hemp and today it is doing it again in a exceptionally sustainable way, with BFlex®.

Worlwide leader for metallic and effect yarns production, Lurex® has recently developed two brand new yarns both of which add value to the already present huge offer of the French-UK based company.