14/01/2026 
| Style trends, Yarn
Whether they are bright stars in the sky or stars of the Winter Olympics, it doesn’t matter, the brand under Tollegno 1900 draws inspiration from their light for the “Atelier” and “Fashion” lines of the next cold season.

It cheers for the sportive “stars” participating in the Milan-Cortina winter Olympics and, at the same time, it celebrates those that punctuate the Cosmos in Lana Gatto’s Autumn/Winter 2026/27 collection, capable of mixing the naturalness of its yarns with the luminescence of lurex and sequins.    The result is yarns that allow to create outfits and accessories that not only wrap you in a warm embrace, but also add a touch of light to the most understated dresses.  Whether is the “Fashion” line (8 new proposals) or “Atelier” (6 new articles) the brand under Tollegno 1900, also for the cold season, promotes sustainability as one of its among its fundamentals.

The brand alongside artist Francesca Fiaschi at the Florentine event, which kicks off on October 18th.
In the name of “Warm Wool, planet cool”, underlining its long-standing commitment to environmental protection and promotion of sustainability as a guideline for its development, Tollegno 1900 continues its journey of discovery into the world of wool, which becomes both the subject and object of new visions and experimentation.
From 28 to 30 June an unmissable appointment for innovation, creativity and visionary at Pitti Filati which also sees Tollegno 1900 yarns as protagonists
The designer, who is working on her thesis at the European Institute of Design, at the end of her studies would like to work for a brand with a strong stylistic vocation for the world of knitwear.
The creative project that makes textile its center and the iconic yarn of Tollegno 1900 one of its interpreters, was created by ARDA-KCWC and exhibited for the first time during Salone del mobile in Milan.

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