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Lanificio Paoletti at Première Vision Paris 2017

Lanificio Paoletti is glad to invite you for a view of the Autumn Winter 2018-19 collection by our stand in Première Vision Paris.

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Lanificio Paoletti at Milano Unica 2017

Lanificio Paoletti is glad to invite you for a view of the Autumn Winter 2018-19 collection by our stand in Milano Unica. From 11 to 13 July 2017.

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.2016

2017-18 Fall-Winter Collection

“I am thinking of aurochs and angels, the secret of durable pigments, prophetic sonnets, the refuge of art. And this is the only immortality you and I may share, my Lolita.”
– Vladimir Nabokov –

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2017 Spring-Summer Collection

«Are you going fishing, Vinca?»

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.2015

2016-17 Fall-Winter Collection

Lanificio Paoletti expresses its own identity through the work instruments used in its age-old production environments.

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.2014

Storytelling Storymaking

As the title reveals, this workshop functions on two levels, each one of which immerses fashion design students from the Higher Institute of Architecture in Venice (IUAV) in the company’s everyday realities, from the stories behind the products we manufacture to how they are designed.

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.2013

An event devoted to the culture of wool

A return to the origins of manufacturing in Follina is an occasion for the general public to visit the last working wool mill in town.

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.2012

Art and subject matter

The artist Paolo Loschi makes work using our raw materials, engendering a dialogue with our wool warehouse, where his works take shape.

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.2011

Architectural requalification

An exploratory project by the Higher Institute of Architecture in Venice (IAUV) is requalifying areas of the Lanificio Paoletti that are no longer in use.

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.2010

The recovery and use of indigenous wools

The fleece of the Alpago sheep in the Dolomites, near Belluno, has a chromatic range that tends to the lighter end of the scale, but every herd traditionally has at least one black sheep to obtain blended yarns with natural shades of gray and chestnut.

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Project, graphic & code:

Spironelli Digital Things

Photography & video:

Mattia Mionetto

Illustrations:

Federico Segat

Photography:

Martina Bernardi

Nico Covre

Francesco De Luca

Annalisa Durighello

Anthony Wallace

Federica Paoletti

Cooperativa Fardjma

Thomas Possamai

Marco Compiano, per ApritiModa 2023

Raffaella Brunzin, docente IUAV