Clerici Tessuto & C. S.p.A. - Divisione Larusmiani

Clerici Tessuto & C. S.p.a. - Divisione Larusmiani

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Clerici Tessuto is one of the most important textiles manufacturers in the world for the luxury sector with ranges for men’s and women’s clothing - accessories and home furnishing. The company leads a whole value chain: weaving and warping, dye works and printing, which employs more than 300 employees, covering the entire finishing cycle of silk and other natural fibers. The company manufactures, finishes, transforms and sells about 4 milion meters of fabric per year, with a sales network that reaches 2,500 customers in 78 countries and an export turnover of about 62%.

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Larusmiani Fall-Winter 25-26

The LARUSMIANI Tessuti Autumn Winter 2025/2026 textile collection is designed to create garments that allow the modern man to fully embrace his day, with a wardrobe adaptable to various daily occasions.
The fabric selection covers three main areas: coats, jackets, and trousers.
Coats: This section features wool fabrics with noble fibers such as alpaca and the renowned Casentino cloth. The fabrics include Mackintosh-like structures, as well as clean, plain-faced weaves with patterned linings. We also offer double-faced, pure wool cloths with jacquard weaves and mouliné patterns in wool-cotton blends.
Jackets: Focused on outerwear, this segment includes heavily woven trench cottons, both yarn-dyed and piece-dyed, double-layered cotton-wool blends for field jackets, and soft, round-appearance waterproof cottons.
Trousers: Our trousers fabrics include cotton or cotton-stretch gabardines with varying degrees of sporty flair, corduroy and smooth velvets in cotton and natural linens, and cotton flannels with micro-patterns.

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