Borrigni — the cloth
Five fibres. One atelier. Our cloth selection is built around materials chosen for structure, movement, longevity, and ease of wear. Rather than offering endless variations, we focus on a disciplined palette and a small number of fabrics that align with the character of the house.
• signature palette •
charcoal · navy · black · ivory · tobacco · bottle green · burgundy · mid-gray
long-staple · weft-faced
Cotone · tobacco
italian weaving houses
atelier selection
A structured cotton chosen for its dry hand feel and ability to soften naturally over time. Designed to hold shape while remaining comfortable in daily wear.
wet-spun flax
Lino · ivory
italy · france
small production lots
Lightweight linen selected for breathability and texture. The fabric carries natural irregularity and movement, giving the garment character without excess softness.
merino · high-twist
Lana · charcoal
biella region
tailoring cloth
A high-twist wool developed for structure and clean drape. Chosen for year-round versatility and its ability to maintain shape through repeated wear.
mongolian fibre · brushed finish
Cashmere · navy
italian finishing mills
limited runs
Soft without appearing delicate. This cashmere was selected for depth of colour, controlled weight, and a finish that remains refined rather than overly polished.
mulberry silk · jacquard weave
Seta · bottle green
como silk district
atelier lining cloth
Used selectively for linings and refined detailing. Chosen for fluidity, subtle sheen, and its ability to add depth without overwhelming the garment.
