From the cropped, fitted cardigan in lightweight cashmere, to the unisex cashmere cardigan and the worker jacket — Tricot cardigans shape a versatile and timeless wardrobe.
Each stitch is built directly to its final shape — a technique called fully fashioned. Linking is the final step, and the longest: each stitch is joined by hand, one by one, to close the seams without sewing them.
Tricot was born from a choice: to manufacture in Italy. The country where cashmere is still worked as a craft, passed from one generation to the next.
That choice has two faces. A century-old family manufacture near Venice, where every piece is knitted on 3 yarns, linked stitch by stitch. A spinning mill in Florence, where the yarn is prepared, sorted, and checked.