• The versatility of acetate yarn allows unique blending.
  It may be mixed with other natural, artificial or synthetic yarn or fibres
• Only cellulose acetate can bring that distinctive silky feel to your fabrics
• Acetate goes hand in hand with comfort, elegant drape and breathability
• Cellulose Acetate is natural luxury
• Acetate is seduction

Acetate!

The versatility of acetate yarn allows unique blending. It may be mixed with other natural, artificial or synthetic yarn or fibres

"Brushed tweeds, fabrics that have a slightly worn-out look with breached surfaces; irregular melange aspects,
- Light shirt-weight jerseys, man mades with irregular surfaces used as a base for prints
- And/or wools with natural cellulosic fibres for melange yarns to be blended with denim"

Only cellulose acetate can bring that distinctive silky feel to your fabrics

"More bulky, light and "worn out" yarns that are matched with beautiful man made fleeces with crackled surfaces; prints on raised pile wools that contrast with the presence of laces on tulle and silk-satin jacquards. - Silk-like aspects for the light weights with patterns that draw inspiration from folk decorations"

Acetate goes hand in hand with comfort, elegant drape and breathability

"The women's sector privileges circular knits and a few woven qualities. Knits are important in all the weights and functions (dresses, tops, jackets, trousers and suits) but what is even more important is the addition of elements of comfort - less stiff fabrics compared to the ones used in the past, from which we draw inspiration. Typologies also include cordonnet and dry, pile-less, combed wools and soft crepes.

"Tightly knitted interlocks with a prevalence of man made fibres which add comfort. Yarn-dyed patterns such as stripes and stitch motives that give a raised canvas effect, matched with a classic knickerbocker tweed for jacket weights.
- Simple, linear yarns with comfort components (very important)"

Cellulose Acetate is natural luxury

"An interpretation of silky elements and of "wealth", but only to the second degree, where nothing is "real" and everything is imitation. It is the ironic staging of luxury that is also expressed by exaggerated patterns. The imitation of silk is combined with plastic and golds, and the only reason we have chosen this combination is that we like it."

Acetate is seduction

"Everything is created as an allegory of seduction. Acetates, silks, viscose, polyesters for plain, linear fabrics with a porcelain and ceramic effect, jerseys that imitate silk
Extra-bright silky yarns, viscose and acetates for the embroideries that are carried out on a dull base but also yarn-dyed patterns based on the contrast between dull and bright areas Natural raw materials such as wool, also blended with quality fleeces as well as with man made fibres (viscose, soy, micro polyamides). Fine cottons and silk-like aspects for shirt-weights..."