10/11/2025
T Talk, Yarn
10/11/2025 
| T Talk, Yarn
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.

For his thesis at IED Turin, he chose Harmony by Tollegno 1900 in four colors to create knitwear with a strong identity. Eugenio Cauteruccio owes his passion for knitwear to a professor who instilled in him an enthusiasm for this world. Compared to his educational background, his approach to this world was non-linear. “My educational background is quite unique. After enrolling in a technical school and graduating in electronics and electrotechnics, I changed direction, choosing a path that better suited me. So I chose IED Turin, where I discovered my passion for knitwear and continued to explore it further.”

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.
Head of the dyeing division at Tollegno 1900, in 2025, she and her 11-person staff will celebrate 18 years of a "committed and passionate" career.
At the June 2022 edition of the textile fair, the company presented itself with a new image of its exhibition space that it also proposes for the January 2023 appointment. To tell the operational director of RBCreative who took care of it
27 years old, Chinese by birth but citizen of the world by vision, the designer explains how he developed the capsule made using Harmony and Harmony NT for the closing show of the Academic Master in Creative Knitwear Design of Accademia Costume & Moda and Modateca Deanna.
The artisan knitwear laboratory developed several garments with the iconic Tollegno 1900 yarns, and they were used to set up the company’s stand at Pitti Immagine Filati.
A wool and lined yarn from the Biella spinning mill was chosen as the interpreter of a research project conducted within the “Color Science and Sustainability – Master Collection Design” course at Polimoda in Florence.

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