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 Partners & Manufacturers 

From fiber to finished product. 

We work exclusively with specialized companies in Europe. We know them personally and have been working with most of them for years.

The following insights show a selected portion of our partners.

Manufactory in Rothenthurm, Switzerland | Coats and jackets

In Rothenthurm in the canton of Schwyz, all of our coats and jackets are created. The manufactory has its roots in traditional costume tailoring and specializes in natural materials and small production runs. This is where our first LANA coat was sewn, and it is where Stefan and his team still craft every model to this day.

Our coats and jackets are therefore among the last to be sewn in Switzerland.

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Knitting mill in Kaunas, Lithuania | Knitwear

In Kaunas, a second-generation family business manufactures our knitwear made from merino wool and wood fibers. Together with Rita, we develop each knitted piece to ensure as little yarn as possible is wasted. Scraps are fed back into production, and the electricity comes from renewable sources.

Weaving mill in Biella, Italy | Fabric made from Swiss wool 

Biella is one of the most traditional centers of wool weaving. It is where the first fabric made from Swiss Alpine sheep's wool was created. This third-generation family business was our very first partner: together with Paulo, we developed the fabric with the goal of restoring Swiss wool to its place in fashion.

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Jersey in Portugal | T-Shirts & Sweatshirts

North of Porto, in a region with a long tradition of jersey manufacturing, our first LEGNA T-shirt was created. Since then, the same facility has been producing our T-shirts from wood fibers and cotton. In the meantime, Mara has taken over management from her mother. She has been working with us since the very first shirt.

Thinking longerm

With every production, we learn from our partners and they from us. This is how we refine our pieces step by step, together with the people who make them.