Research and attention to detail
The quality of a product originates from the hands of those who create it. That's why, at Maria Gabriella Crotti, we place a strong emphasis on the well-being of the people who have been working together for years, tirelessly collaborating to discover weaving methodologies and natural fibers that meet the exacting standards of quality we demand from our products.
Our research is continuous and unwavering. For years, we have been experimenting with the most high-performance fibers, focusing on both lightness and thermoregulation, ensuring that they protect the body equally from both cold and heat. Each product is treated with the utmost care, meticulously attending to every detail, resulting in items of exceptional craftsmanship and value.
Our commitment to quality goes beyond the fabric; aesthetics hold equal importance. Therefore, our research also delves into the world of design. The embroideries applied to our products are original and unique, while the materials used are among the most precious, creating wearable works of art akin to fine jewelry. Every single item is distinctive and personal, crafted according to the taste and desires of its wearer.
Ancient techniques, modern technologies
The fibers we carefully select serve as the raw material for our products, but the manufacturing process is equally important. The yarn used is incredibly delicate, and to preserve its integrity, it requires specialized machinery and modern technologies that won't damage it during production.
At Maria Gabriella Crotti, we pay special attention to the most modern technologies, striving to achieve the best results while also safeguarding the environment. For instance, the pigments used for coloring the fabrics are directly applied to the textiles by machines, ensuring that the cashmere maintains its characteristic softness. In the past, this process was much more invasive to the fabric, resulting in greater waste and causing twice the pollution. Therefore, the company focuses heavily on research and upgrading yarn processing technologies.
