Cariaggi at Pitti Immagine Filati 95
Autumn/Winter 2025.26 collection presented
Cariaggi’s new Autumn/Winter 2025.26 collection is inspired by a considered, conscious elegance, rich in nuances and with an increasingly sustainable outlook. The research conducted by Cariaggi’s workshops has resulted in designs in which materials team with different volumes and thread counts, from the finest to the thickest, heightening the yarn’s feel and exclusivity. Perfectly balanced, the iconic yarns oscillate between moderation and movement in a contrasting range that retains the classic Shetland or tweed effects that continue to be on-trend.
What’s more, a rich explosion of sparkling sequins blended with cashmere maximises the power of light and reflections. One of the new additions to the Autumn/Winter collection is the CORTINA worsted yarn (77% cashmere and 23% silk and sequins) – a refined and particularly charming item. The regularity and size of the beads, along with their even distribution, adds elegance whilst ensuring it feels fabulously soft. The collection’s flagship product is the exclusive new ASPEN worsted yarn (31% cashmere, 20% alpaca and 49% silk) – a fancy two-colour item in which two different cashmere and alpaca yarns create a zigzag motif. The superfine silk used adds sheen and sleekness.
Another item worth highlighting in the winter collection is the VOLUTA worsted yarn (76% cashmere and 24% silk) – its main feature is its softness, lightness and depth of colour. The use of different-coloured cashmere fibres reinvents bouclé, making it more modern and exciting. Finally, the colour range for next winter focuses on a palette of sophisticated shades of white, dusty neutrals, muted pastels and daring dashes of exceptional vibrancy.
