The sweater you wear without a second thought: on its own, under a jacket, over a shirt. Its character changes with the yarn—an ultra-lightweight cashmere and silk is not a pure winter cashmere.

Extrafine merino is not a cheaper cashmere; it is a fiber with a character all its own. It has elasticity and shape retention, it breathes, and it regulates temperature—staying cool when it's hot and retaining heat when needed.

In finer constructions, it can be worn against the skin, which is why we choose it for our t-shirts and lightweight knitwear. It is the yarn for all four seasons, for travel, for air-conditioned environments, and for the garments you wear every day.

Not a cheaper cashmere, but a fiber with a character of its own: elastic, breathable, and capable of regulating temperature. In fine constructions, it is worn directly against the skin.

Here can be a short description of this collection.

The four-season yarn: lightweight, elastic, with shape memory. Suitable for everyday garments and for those seeking comfort without excess warmth.

The cashmere leftover from production is not thrown away. It is collected, sorted by color, and regenerated into a new yarn, from which hats, scarves, sweatshirts, throws, and pillows are created.

It is Tasselli cashmere seen from another perspective: the same material, the same craftsmanship, one more life. Re-Circle scarves are born exactly this way, from the fine yarns remaining in the warehouse.

The most immediate way to wear cashmere. Scarves change their character based on their construction: a loom-woven one is soft and ample, an ultralight cashmere and silk one wraps around without being bulky, and a regenerated cashmere one is practical for every day.

Neck warmers solve a different problem — they stay in place under a coat or a down jacket, without ends that come loose.

Palazzo pants, joggers, skirts and knit dresses: they drape over the body without clinging, and rely on the yarn to hold its shape over time.

The knitwear doesn't stop at tops. Palazzo trousers that drape softly over the leg, joggers to wear both inside and outside the home, skirts and dresses that glide over the body without clinging.

These are garments that require the yarn to hold its shape: that is why they are created in pure cashmere or in blends with merino wool and silk.