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Natural Colors in Recycled Cashmere: Why They Are Unique in the World

by Federico Scatizzi | Feb 25, 2026 | Recycled Cashmere

In the world of cashmere, color is often considered a purely aesthetic detail.In recycled cashmere, however, color is at the very heart of the process. It is not simply a dye applied to a neutral fiber.It is the result of selection, blending and a previous life. The...
From Used Sweater to Yarn: The Journey of Regenerated Fiber

From Used Sweater to Yarn: The Journey of Regenerated Fiber

by Federico Scatizzi | Feb 23, 2026 | Knitting

What really happens to an old cashmere sweater once we stop wearing it? Does it end up in a landfill?Is it destroyed?Or can it be reborn? In the heart of Tuscany, in the textile district of Prato, there is a unique process that allows a cashmere garment to live a...
What Recycled Cashmere Really Is (And Why It Is Not a Cheaper Alternative)

What Recycled Cashmere Really Is (And Why It Is Not a Cheaper Alternative)

by Federico Scatizzi | Feb 21, 2026 | Recycled Cashmere

Recycled cashmere is one of the most misunderstood materials in the fashion industry.Many people assume it is a “second-rate” option — a lower-cost compromise compared to virgin cashmere. The reality is very different. Recycled cashmere is not a low-cost...
Cashmere on cones: do I need to knit “with two strands” to make a sweater?

Cashmere on cones: do I need to knit “with two strands” to make a sweater?

by Federico Scatizzi | Feb 19, 2026 | Knitting

This is one of the questions we get most often: “I saw you sell cashmere on cones, but to hand-knit a sweater with needles, do I need at least two strands?” The short answer is: it depends on the yarn count (thickness), your project, and the result you want.There is...
Courier pickups and deliveries: how they really work (and what to do if your package arrives damaged)

Courier pickups and deliveries: how they really work (and what to do if your package arrives damaged)

by Federico Scatizzi | Feb 17, 2026 | News on yarns

When ordering online (or shipping), the “courier moment” is often the most anxiety-inducing: when will they arrive? Will they find me? Can I change the address? What if the package arrives damaged? In this article, we’ll explain in simple terms how...
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