We produce only what is ordered. Not a single garment more, not a single garment less. We represent the natural evolution of mass production. Continuous technological advancements have reduced the costs of made-to-order manufacturing, making the process faster and more precise, while delivering truly revolutionary benefits for both consumers and the environment.

We minimise the consumption of raw materials required to produce each garment.

One example? The extraordinary Wholegarment knitting technology developed by the renowned Japanese company Shima Seiki.

Traditionally, a knitted garment consists of separate components (front, back and sleeves), which are subsequently sewn together.

In contrast, Wholegarment knitwear is produced as a single, seamless, three-dimensional piece, directly on the knitting machine, reducing excess raw material consumption from approximately 20% to just 5% compared with conventional mass production, while maximising wearer comfort.

Our continuous pursuit of optimal production efficiency therefore represents the third pillar of our sustainability strategy, contributing to the exceptional value we offer our customers.

Our knitwear, the second chapter of our journey together, is crafted using Wholegarment technology from an exceptionally fine 1/30,000-count yarn combining organic cotton with Mulberry silk, a rare continuous-filament silk considered among the finest in the world.

At Filatori, by leveraging the competitive advantages of our business model, we strive to transform the inefficiencies of our industry into exceptional quality for our customers.

Below, we present a price comparison between Filatori short-sleeved knitwear and traditional retail, based on equivalent product specifications (yarn, craftsmanship and accessories).