Linen Cotton

Our fine linen blend yarns are spinned by Servizi Seta, Biella – Italy. We have selected a yarn made by a precious linen and sustainable organic cotton. The characteristics of a natural fiber such as linen, capable of absorbing moisture, combined with the hypoallergenic, breathable and comfortable function of organic cotton, make the finished garment versatile and with a unique stylistic rendering. Our organic cotton, do not include the use of pesticides, insecticides, chemical fertilizers and genetically modified seeds (GMOs). The synthetic substances that are used in the production and processing of standard cotton are not only one of the main causes of environmental pollution, but often also cause allergies to our skin. The cultivation of organic cotton is also sustainable thanks to the reduced water consumption compared to standard cotton.

Maglificio di Franco

Since 1980, Maglificio di Franco, produces high quality garments with the finest craftsmanship for haute couture. Tradition, research, highest quality and respect for the eco-system are our core values. This knitwear workshop was founded in 1980 by Franco and his family in Apulia, Italy where numerous talented artisanal workshops are based.

Your knit piece is far too precious not to care of in the right way.
If you follow a few simple steps to ensure its quality, it will be easy for you to make it last longer and happier.

HOW TO WASH IT LIKE A PRO

We always suggest to wash your precious knitwear garment by hand for longer durability:

  1. Use warm water and mix it with some mild liquid soap

  2. Submerge the garment in the water and let it soak for about 5 minutes

  3. Carefully rinse the garment in warm water

  4. When you’re done with rinsing, squeeze as much water as you can from the garment.

  5. Wrap the garment in a towel. Gently squeeze and let it air dry in a cool place.

You will find further information on our Care Instructions inside the packaging.

HOW TO STORE IT

The best way to store your knitwear is to fold and keep it flat as this will help to keep its shape, and always store clean garments in cool, dry places. Moths aren’t so much attracted to the fibre, but to the food, dirt, perspiration or body oils on a garment.

These general care instructions will help you make your knitwear garment last longer and better. If you require any other suggestions, or if you have any doubts, feel free to discover more about it on our Journal.

Wash by Hand (Max 40°C)

Do Not Bleach

Dry Flat

Cool Iron

Suitable For Dry Cleaning - Mild Process