04/09/2026
T Talk, Yarn
04/09/2026 
| T Talk, Yarn
Together with Barbara Perchinella, the consultant for knitwear companies, in addition to being part of the KIP studio project, he also writes the TBlog column that offers answers to questions related to the world of knitwear.

A consultant for companies operating across the knitwear sector, from spinning mills to design, production, and logistics; a professor of Textile Technology at Reggio Emilia and previously a lecturer in Textile Technology at the Carpi Technical Institute, Stefano Gelosini, the author of the column “Experts’ Opinion,” which will debut in October, is also an inventor. He created an automatic system based on scanning electron microscopy (SEM) for the recognition of wool-cashmere blends through image analysis. This system was subsequently patented by Max Mara.

Industrial knitwear consultant, technical copywriter, and founder of KIP studio is writing the new TBlog column, which, starting in October, will provide answers to questions related to the world of knitwear, clarifying and eliminating doubts or inaccuracies.
After earning the "Advanced" level in 2025, the company achieved "EXCELLENT" status in 2026 in the protocol that evaluates and supports textile companies in managing chemicals throughout the supply chain.
Her photographs have chronicled the company and its collections over the past decade, and her work has contributed, for 42 years, to making Tollegno 1900 an internationally renowned brand. A chat with one of the brand's historic figures, who, recently retired, is preparing to embark on the second phase of her career: her grandmother.
The young creative chose Tollegno 1900's iconic yarn, Harmony, for her final project in Textile Science. Her collection, which focuses on interior design accessories, features a collection of Harmony yarns.
After his thesis project, Overlay, the young knitwear designer has clear ideas about his future: from new collaborations to the further development of his existing brand, Antesch.
Visual artist and architect-urban planner, Francesca Fiaschi used Tollegno 1900's Harmony and Feeling yarns for her work "Zones of Ambiguity – Color and Altered Perception Through Paper and Textile," presented at the 15th Florence Biennale.

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