Marzotto wool
A fabric chosen with care
A beautiful cut is only as good as its fabric. That is why, for our tailoring pieces, we have chosen Marzotto wool: a fabric woven in Italy, with a supple hand and a precise drape that follows the body without ever constraining it.
Valdagno, 1836
It all began in 1836, when Luigi Marzotto founded a wool weaving mill in Valdagno, at the foot of a valley in the Veneto, not far from Vicenza. Nearly two centuries later, the house remains one of Italy's oldest and largest textile manufacturers, still rooted on the banks of the Agno river.
Over the generations, Marzotto has turned fine wool into an art: fabrics known for the precision of their textures, the depth of their colours and the exactness of their patterns, sought out in Valdagno by leading tailors and fashion houses.
From raw wool to finished fabric
What sets Marzotto apart is its command of the entire chain: from the selection of the raw fibre to spinning, weaving, dyeing and finishing. Every stage is closely monitored, and every metre of fabric is inspected before it leaves the mill.
The house is also committed to traceability and more responsible production: certified chemicals, safer dyes and lower-impact machinery.
Why we love this wool
A remarkable drape. Fine wool falls fluidly and shapes the silhouette without stiffening it.
A fabric that breathes. Naturally temperature-regulating, it protects from the cold without overheating.
Natural elasticity. The fibre springs back and resists creasing, so the piece stays sharp from morning to night.
Lasting quality. Well cared for, a wool piece can be worn and kept for years.
A natural fibre. Renewable and biodegradable, it belongs to fashion made to last.
In our collections
Marzotto wool is the fabric of our tailoring pieces like the Ben and Billie jackets and the Woody and Hugo trousers.
Tailoring demands a fabric that gives structure without stiffness. Marzotto wool provides that hold, while keeping the softness and drape that define the house's precise yet relaxed attitude.
