Due Toscani is an artisanal family business based in the textile district of Prato and established by two generations of knitwear specialists over a span of 50 years.
To make our 100% cashmere products, we produce our cashmere recycled yarns ourselves.
The production of yarns and garments is made exclusively in Tuscany.
Our experience and strategic location are key assets to deliver quality products and services, courtesy and information while remaining competitive and reliable.
For each knitwear item, Due Toscani provides buyers with a detailed showcase of the article, accompanied by a size chart, a colour chart and a yarn chart, with the possibility of a complete personalization.
We are available with a 24/7 assistance via email and telephone, providing a professional one-to-one customer service and answering every need and question.
Due Toscani is a luxury brand with roots in the toll-manufacture. Our job has always been tailor made and detail-oriented, even on very small quantities, aimed at providing top-quality yarns and craftsmen.
Most of Due Toscani knitwear is realized with Shima integral electronic knitting machines, the cutting-edge technology available today on the market. This type of machines allows us to design and realize items with seamless sides, shoulders, and sleeves. The topdown technique requires more testing of the designer’s maths skills, but no seams are needed to make up the garment and you will not feel them on you either: the pattern just smoothly flows along the sweater!
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