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Loro Piana celebrates 100 years of history and heritage, sourcing exceptional raw materials and elevating them with an extraordinary savoir-faire. A century of leveraging the world’s finest Cashmere and wool fibres, combined with 150 years of expertise in linen, to cover all seasons.
The theme is about experimenting, fusing linen yarns with classic Loro Piana winter yarns, to craft a garment or a silhouette and create a versatile, unexpected and seasonless heritage knitwear interpretation.
Loro Piana’s expertise is nestled between heritage and inspiration: elegance transmitted from one generation to another. It is ultra-fine Cashmere and wool yarns with a sensorial hand feel, evoking comfort, warmth, and softness. It is highlighting the natural aspect of these noble fibres and their properties, to create effortless knitwear and ensembles – the very essence of Loro Piana’s craftsmanship.
Loro Piana’s expertise is nestled between heritage and inspiration: elegance transmitted from one generation to another. It is ultra-fine Cashmere and wool yarns with a sensorial hand feel, evoking comfort, warmth, and softness. It is highlighting the natural aspect of these noble fibres and their properties, to create effortless knitwear and ensembles – the very essence of Loro Piana’s craftsmanship.
Loro Piana’s linen is grown in Normandy, France, and Belgium. Its superior quality results from a naturally humid climate combined with the time-honoured know-how of the House’s artisans. Environmentally conscious by nature, flax requires no irrigation and less fertilisers as compared to other crops. It is garnered using traditional manual techniques, whereby dedicated craftspeople detach the noble fibres by hand, preserving their strength, integrity, and purity. This artisanal approach ensures a superior linen quality and honours the ancient traditions of textile workmanship.
Loro Piana’s linen is grown in Normandy, France, and Belgium. Its superior quality results from a naturally humid climate combined with the time-honoured know-how of the House’s artisans. Environmentally conscious by nature, flax requires no irrigation and less fertilisers as compared to other crops. It is garnered using traditional manual techniques, whereby dedicated craftspeople detach the noble fibres by hand, preserving their strength, integrity, and purity. This artisanal approach ensures a superior linen quality and honours the ancient traditions of textile workmanship.
Experiment in combining different colours, yarns, and techniques. For the more traditional yarns such as wool and Cashmere, you will have the opportunity to select from the Maison’s colour cards as well as combine up to two colours for the dying of the linen. Experiment with different weights and stitches to create a seasonless appeal and function and translate linen into winter garments.
Experiment in combining different colours, yarns, and techniques. For the more traditional yarns such as wool and Cashmere, you will have the opportunity to select from the Maison’s colour cards as well as combine up to two colours for the dying of the linen. Experiment with different weights and stitches to create a seasonless appeal and function and translate linen into winter garments.
Use the yarns to create a knitwear garment or a silhouette that speaks to your personal interpretation of an heirloom winter piece. Blend and explore diverse forms of craftsmanship and functionality, capturing the essence of Loro Piana’s timeless wardrobe.
Use the yarns to create a knitwear garment or a silhouette that speaks to your personal interpretation of an heirloom winter piece. Blend and explore diverse forms of craftsmanship and functionality, capturing the essence of Loro Piana’s timeless wardrobe.
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Based in London, my brand aims to redefine womenswear through intricate textile processes like crochet and hand knitting, embodying my contemporary approach to knitwear. Striving for singular and sensual silhouettes, I blend knit elements and woven strips into my own fabrics, infusing movement into the drapes and lightness into the clothes. Moving away from vintage aesthetics, the collections explore the deconstruction and disheveling of knitted pieces in contrast with delicate metallic crochet trims, perceived as “jewellery knits”. In both fashion and life, I enjoy the poetry in contrasts and opposites, seeking for the tension created when beauty is confronted by raw and disturbing elements. Inspired by ancestral ways of domestic making, the collections pay tribute to everyday women knitting for their loved ones. Collaborating with skilled female artisans around the world, my aim is to empower them, nurturing independence that, to me, symbolises freedom. Through both wearing and making my collections, the main intention behind my work is for women to feel their presence and importance in the world.
The iconic CASHMERE 2/28, in pure Top China®cashmere, from remote regions where goats produce the softest duvet, arrives to our factories where the fiber is transformed into precious yarns. The cashmere 2/27, the carded par excellence, is soft and voluminous, perfect for a classic and comfortable knitwear. The autumn winter season is enriched with a new color palette. Distant landscape typical colours come alive and become a ton sur ton melange, delicate pastel shades, brighter in red and purple nuances.
The COARSEHAIR is an iconic yarn, already used for years. It appears slightly hairy with a soft and comfortable touch. It is a cashmere with a higher micron for a perfect combination of elegance and versatility, ideal for casual items and sporty allure.
Multicolour shades made of this fiber enhance its appearance and give to the final product a Shetland sweater characteristic, but with the Loro Piana softness.
Classic and timeless combed yarn, Wish, 100% extrafine merino wool, 15.5 microns. An extraordinary fluid yarn, comfortable even in direct contact with the skin. Ideal for 4 seasons knitwear. It is possible to have the Nm 2/60 and Nm 2/80 titles with the RWS certification to prove certified sheep usage, specific animal welfare and quality of life requirements and best practices in land management. The wool is tracked along the entire production process.
Equilibrio is crafted from fine linen grown in Europe. The unique, precious fibre transforms into a soft yarn with cooling properties. The colours are inspired by nature: from forest green to sun-dried herbs, blossomy pastels and blues inspired by lakes and summer skies.
Refined, sophisticated, and comfortable, this masterful blend of wool, silk, and linen is specifically formulated to accentuate the properties of each fibre: the softness and moisture-absorbing power of wool, the light lustre of silk, and the cool touch and summery look of linen.
