The cape hasn't changed.
We have.
Garments, craft, and the small rituals that make clothes last.
The Capes
The finished object. Cut in Turin, built to hold its shape, made to be worn often.
View capes →The Atelier
The table, the fabric, the steam, the corrections. How the work actually happens.
Come closer →Learn
Courses, guides, and objects for people who want to understand how things are made.
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Three shapes.
Endless ways to wear them.
We came back
with more.
The capes are still here. The same hands, the same atelier in Turin. What's changed is the invitation — to come closer to the making, not just the wearing.
Add a hood. Learn a stitch. And when you want to understand the world behind the garment — there are books for that too.
Objects for people
who make things.
Notebooks, guides, and printed things from the studio. For fittings, corrections, and notes written too quickly.
Fragments from the studio
Lanacotta — Where the Cape Begins
In a cape, the fabric is never secondary. It is what you feel first, and what stays with you longest.
Why we said goodbye a year ago — and what we built while we were away
A note on the pause, the rebuild, and what it means to return with intention.