Lanaioli: Our Commitment to Environmental Sustainability
Lanaioli was born as a luxury brand in the fashion sector with a vision towards standards Quality high level of its production.
The distinctive elements of our brand are:
- the choice of yarn entirely worked in Italy;
- the manufacturing of the products carried out by master craftsmen expert in the sector;
- uncompromising quality.
Wool makers: only natural yarns for greater sustainability
Lhe fashion of luxury is not only Quality of raw material and gods clothing but also attention to eco-sustainable choices.
From the beginning we began working to contribute to the needs of a growing economy that respect the Planet and its natural resources.
The first step towards sustainability is to use only natural yarns, as the Cashmere and the Lana Merino, to create our knitwear. These materials guarantee more durable garments, although they are expensive compared to synthetic materials. This favors a production of Slow Fashion, where only what is necessary is created and purchased, reducing the typical waste of Fast Fashion.

Regenerated raw materials also in the high-end fashion sector
The first choice we made with our heart was to immediately use regenerated raw materials.
Since the launch of our brand we have imagined a line of products made with the finest yarn that can be found on the market: the Regenerated Cashmere.
This yarn has properties of undisputed quality: it gives comfort and allows you to keep your body temperature unchanged in case of cold or heat. But not only that, cashmere is also a hypoallergenic product and does not irritate the skin and has breathable properties, allowing it to also be worn in direct contact with the skin.
What is Cashmere and where does it come from
The Cashmere however, it is produced in places very far from the companies that produce excellent knitwear in Italy and beyond. The Cevening it is obtained by combing the fleece of the Capra Goat, which is native to the Kashmir region, between India and Pakistan. Per capita cashmere production in this area is very limited, usually around just 200 grams per year. This limited supply on the textile market inevitably increases the price of cashmere
The Goat Goat it is now bred in several parts of the world, including small experimental farms in Italy. This geographic dispersion makes the product expensive, in part due to the long journeys the yarn must make to reach textile production facilities. These long-distance transports contribute to additional CO2 emissions for the production of garments made with this exceptional yarn.
Regenerated Cashmere is a sustainable and ethical choice in the production of clothing
For this reason we opted for the use of Regenerated Cashmere or recycled. This is not a byproduct of the cashmere, but rather the result of the process of reusing garments already made entirely of cashmere.
Some companies are dedicated to recovering damaged, torn or badly worn shirts that consumers discard and throw away. These companies collect these items, sort them by color and material and reuse them.
The Recovery Process of the precious Cashmere
Thanks to a manual selection process, impurities and sweaters that are not 100% cashmere are eliminated. These sweaters are then frayed into small pieces and, through a carding process similar to that of the cashmere obtained from Capra Hircus, a new fiber is created.
This recycled fiber is strengthened through twisting, transforming it into new pure yarns regenerated cashmere. These yarns are ready to be used in high quality textile production.
Advantages of Regenerated Cashmere
This process allows for significant savings in water, electricity, transport fuel and carbon dioxide emissions into the air, making the production of Cashmere decidedly sustainable and eco-compatible.