Natural Fibers

Cashmere comes from the fine undercoat of the cashmere goat, raised in cold regions such as Mongolia and Tibet. Soft, lightweight and exceptionally warm, it is one of the most exclusive fibres in the world.

Wool is obtained from the fleece of sheep selected for the fineness of their fibres. It is warm, durable and naturally water-repellent thanks to lanolin. Its natural elasticity ensures garments retain their shape over time, while its ability to absorb and release moisture provides a constant sense of comfort.

We only use the highest quality animal skins. These skins come from certified farms that guarantee the welfare and care of animals. Natural fur is a biodegradable and reusable material that can last more than 100 years, representing an investment in quality and responsible consumption that creates beauty which endures over time.

Silk is a natural fibre produced by the silkworm, which creates an extremely fine and soft thread. Renowned for its natural lustre and elegance, silk is also surprisingly durable. It absorbs dyes exceptionally well, allowing for deep and vibrant colours. It has natural antibacterial properties and an excellent ability to regulate body temperature, making it ideal for lining the interiors of our luxury garments.

Triacetate is a semi-synthetic fibre derived from the cellulose of plants such as eucalyptus or beech. It combines a soft, silk-like touch with excellent shape stability. Highly resistant to creasing, it offers an elegant drape and maintains its impeccable appearance even with intensive use. Its subtle sheen and durability make it a modern, practical and refined material.

Cotton is extracted from the fruit of the cotton plant and is valued for its purity, softness and breathability. It is gentle on the skin, easily absorbs moisture and provides comfort in any season. Its durability makes it ideal for lining the interiors of trousers.