Nothing is outsourced. Warping, sizing, weaving, dyeing and the final hand all happen within our walls — so what we promise is what we deliver.
The quiet foundation
Thousands of threads are drawn onto the beam under perfect, even tension, waxed, then sized so they run cleanly through the loom. Leftover cones are rewound, never wasted.
- Sectional warper
- Benninger · 3.9 m, waxing device
- Sizing
- Benninger-Zell
- Winding
- Murata · Japan
Loop by loop
Thirty-two looms — Swiss Sulzer projectile looms beside high-speed air-jets — raise each loop of pile, dense and uniform, in terry and jacquard. Cam-motion and dobby looms weave sheeting and fabric in roll form.
- Projectile looms
- Sulzer · 390 cm, computer programmed
- Air-jet looms
- High speed · terry & jacquard
- Fabric looms
- 330 & 390 cm · cam motion & dobby
Colour, drawn deep
Colour is drawn deep into the fibre and matched to your reference, then the cloth is finished for lasting softness — so the hundredth wash feels like the first.
The final hand
Cut, hemmed and bordered by skilled hands, then inspected piece by piece before it is folded, packed and leaves the maison. One in five of our people are women.
Behind the looms
The machinery that turns yarn into cloth — Swiss, Japanese and American engineering, chosen for precision that lasts decades.
