Two weights, one standard. Three-ply cashmere, dense, for winter. Lightweight cashmere, airy, for mid-season. Both knitted in Italy, in a century-old Venetian mill, from recycled fibers. A knit that holds over time, an allure that carries through the seasons.
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.
Every piece is checked before leaving the manufacture. Dimensions are verified by hand, finishes inspected one by one. Production stays close, with measured automation. Series are short by choice — to keep control over every stage.
Spinning is the invisible stage. The one that precedes everything and on which everything depends. In Florence, in a region whose textile expertise goes back several centuries, cashmere fibers — recycled and virgin — are turned into yarn.