elegance and comfort in a timeless style

Cashmere, merino wool and silk: nature gives us the best yarns!
Essential style, natural comfort

Men's polo shirt in extrafine merino wool

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Timeless refinement, comfort in every detail

Men's vest in cashmere and silk blend

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A jacket designed for the mid-seasons, but meant to last for years

WOMEN'S JACKET EXTRAFINE MERINO WOOL

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LIGHT ELEGANCE, SOFTNESS THAT ENCHANTS

Women's scarf mixed cashmere and silk

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Lanaioli: A Direct Line with Sustainability

Always committed to enhancing Italian craftsmanship, Lanaioli takes a step forward towards sustainability and the circular economy. We have launched a unique project: a breeding of Lazio merino sheep, selected to produce a yarn of the highest quality.

This allows us to create sweaters that not only tell the story of our territory but also reduce environmental impact, ensuring a short and transparent supply chain. Each garment is a hug of softness and awareness.

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The Blog of the Lanaioli - Cashmere and other natural yarns

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Lanaioli Cashmere Alta Qualità Artigianale Made in Italy e Sostenibilità

everything starts from the yarn

Quality and Fineness

We select only Natural Yarns produced by the main Italian wool mills to guarantee the High Quality of our knitwear.

We have launched one of the first Short Supply Chain projects for Merino Wool produced exclusively in Italy.

quality and fineness of the yarn made in Italy

The Lanaioli Project: Sustainable Made in Italy and Short Supply Chain

Lanaioli selects the best Natural Yarns produced by the main Italian wool mills and produces men's cashmere sweaters, women's cashmere sweaters, mixed wool and regenerated cashmere knitwear at artisan knitting workshops Made in Italy.

The experience with High-End Yarns has led the brand to successfully work with merino wool produced by Italian farms, starting a Short Supply Chain Project for the production of its own knitwear garments.