Manifatture Tessili Bianchi

Manifatture Tessili Bianchi & C. S.r.l. Since 1981, Excellence in Italian Textile Production

Manifatture Tessili Bianchi & C. S.r.l.
Since 1981, Excellence in Italian Textile Production

Founded in 1981, Manifatture Tessili Bianchi & C. S.r.l. is a leading company in the production of high-quality fabrics for women's fashion. The company manages all production stages in-house, from warping to finishing, ensuring high standards and authentic Made in Italy craftsmanship. Their product range includes fine fabrics such as pure silk, silk blends, acetate, and viscose, combining elegance and functionality to meet contemporary fashion needs.

The company focuses on finishes, applying treatments like anti-pilling, water-repellent, and wrinkle resistance to enhance both aesthetics and performance. Sustainability is a core value, supported by prestigious certifications (GOTS, OCS, RCS, GRS, FSC) and the use of eco-friendly materials like Naia™ and ECOVERO™. Innovation and tradition merge in a continuous research process, creating exclusive fabrics that balance quality, aesthetics, and environmental responsibility.

Textile Innovation and Sustainability

Manifatture Tessili Bianchi & C. S.r.l. is pleased to present its latest innovations in the textile sector, focusing on quality, sustainability, and advanced design. Among the new offerings, enhanced finishes on silk improve its performance while preserving its natural elegance. The treatments make the fabric softer, more resistant to wrinkles, breathable, and durable. Another key innovation is the use of acetate blends with Naia™, a cellulosic fiber from Eastman, which strikes a balance between aesthetics, comfort, and sustainability. Naia™ is produced using eco-friendly practices, with wood pulp sourced from responsibly managed forests. Its production reduces emissions and water consumption. At the fair, we will showcase an exclusive selection of silk fabrics and acetate blends with Naia™, ideal for a market increasingly focused on quality and environmental impact.

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