This tissue-thin organic cotton feels like a soft whisper against the skin. Made in Mauritius, we love Organic Voile for its squint-and-you-might-see-it hint of sheerness.

Where does it come from?
Madagascar

How is it made?
Organic cotton is grown in India, spun in a fabric mill in Madagascar. The fabric is cut and sewn into a garment in Mauritius.

Most Notable Sustainability Practice
This fabric is crafted from organic cotton which has a smaller carbon footprint compared to standard cotton. The production of the fabric involves better land management practices using less energy and water. It is manufactured without the use of harmful chemicals such as synthetic pesticides and fertilizers, meaning the fields are healthier for the surrounding communities.

Fabric Certifications
Global Organic Textile Standard, Organic Content Standard

True to its name, this Featherweight Italian cotton is light as a feather and feels practically weightless with an incredibly smooth hand. Made with very fine yarns, we like to say it’s as smooth as Irish butter!

Where does it come from?
Italy, Czech Republic, or Egypt

How is it made?
Cotton is sourced from the U.S., spun in Egypt, Turkey, and India, then woven into fabric in Italy, the Czech Republic, or Egypt, then cut, sewn, dyed, and finished in Mexico.

Most Notable Sustainability Practice
To create this fabric, cotton staples are spun into smooth, durable yarn, then dyed and dried using advanced technologies like radio frequency for consistent color and lasting quality. Precision weaving techniques minimize waste by optimizing the yarn's use, leading to less excess material.

Fabric Certifications
OEKO-TEX®

This exquisite fabric has an extra-long staple, exceptional fineness, and strength. Expect a texture reminiscent of linen, but with the breathability of cotton.

Where does it come from?
Italy, Czech Republic, or Egypt

How is it made?
Cotton is sourced from the U.S., spun in Bosnia and Hungary, woven into fabric in Italy, Czech Republic, or Egypt, and then cut, sewn, dyed, and finished in Mexico.

Most Notable Sustainability Practice
To create this fabric, cotton staples are spun into smooth, durable yarn, then dyed and dried using advanced technologies like radio frequency for consistent color and lasting quality. Precision weaving techniques minimize waste by optimizing the yarn's use, leading to less excess material.

Fabric Certifications
OEKO-TEX®

Made with the finest single-fold thread, Superfine begins with Giza 87—an exquisite Egyptian cotton. Superfine has a crisp, yet silky hand, feels light as a feather, and looks even more beautiful after every wash.

Where does it come from?
Italy, Czech Republic, or Egypt

How is it made?
Cotton is sourced from the U.S., spun in Egypt, Turkey, and India, then woven into fabric in Italy, the Czech Republic, or Egypt, and cut, sewn, dyed, and finished in Mexico.

Most Notable Sustainability Practice
To create this fabric, cotton staples are spun into smooth, durable yarn, then dyed and dried using advanced technologies like radio frequency for consistent color and lasting quality. Precision weaving techniques minimize waste by optimizing the yarn's use, leading to less excess material.

Fabric Certifications
OEKO-TEX®

Superluxe, a sustainably produced cotton, comes straight from our storied Italian mill, and the quality is out of this world. Superluxe is cool-to-the-touch, with a luminous appearance and a full-bodied hand for a more structured fabric.

Where does it come from?
Italy, Czech Republic, or Egypt

How is it made?
Cotton is sourced from the U.S., spun in Egypt, Turkey, and India, then woven into fabric in Italy, the Czech Republic, or Egypt, and cut, sewn, dyed, and finished in Mexico.

Most Notable Sustainability Practice
To create this fabric, cotton staples are spun into smooth, durable yarn, then dyed and dried using advanced technologies like radio frequency for consistent color and lasting quality. Precision weaving techniques minimize waste by optimizing the yarn's use, leading to less excess material.

Fabric Certifications
OEKO-TEX®

Our game-changing crinkle wash begins with world-class Italian fabrics. Each piece is crinkled by hand for a one-of-a-kind finish.

Where does it come from?
Italy, Czech Republic, or Egypt

How is it made?
Cotton is sourced from the U.S., spun in Bosnia and Hungary, woven into fabric in Italy, Czech Republic, or Egypt, and then cut, sewn, dyed, and finished in Mexico.

Most Notable Sustainability Practice
To create this fabric, cotton staples are spun into smooth, durable yarn, then dyed and dried using advanced technologies like radio frequency for consistent color and lasting quality. Precision weaving techniques minimize waste by optimizing the yarn's use, leading to less excess material.

Fabric Certifications
OEKO-TEX®

Our 100% Italian Classic Linen is a raw material with a strong personality. This subtly wrinkled linen has a can’t-stop-touching-it texture. Our sustainably sourced flax is grown in Normandy before being spun, dyed, woven, and finished in Italy.

Where does it come from?
Italy, Czech Republic, or Egypt

How is it made?
Our linen is sourced from Western Europe, spun mostly in Eastern Europe, and primarily woven in Italy.

Most Notable Sustainability Practice
Our Italian fabric supplier chooses linen from Terre de Lin, Europe's largest linen cooperative, which offers fair compensation to growers based on the quality and quantity of fibers and seeds produced. This cooperative, certified by EuroFlax for its 100% European-origin linen, provides linen with exceptional strength, insulating, thermo-regulating, and non-allergenic properties.

Fabric Certifications
OEKO-TEX®, European Flax™

Washed Linen has a heavier, luxurious weight and tumbled texture with hints of grain and thread throughout the fabric, adding a rich, almost vintage hand-feel.

Where does it come from?
Mauritius

How is it made?
Our linen is made from flax grown in Europe, and the fabric is produced in Mauritius. Our partner oversees every step, from dyeing and pre-treatment to the weaving, sewing, and finishing of the fabric.

Most Notable Sustainability Practice
This fabric is certified by the European Flax standard, which guarantees traceability and ensures the fiber is natural, sustainable, and cultivated without GMOs.

Fabric Certifications
OEKO-TEX®, European Flax™

Heritage Jersey feels like your favorite vintage tee—gently worn, textured, and a tad nubbly to the touch. We love the matte effect of this durable, open-end yarn made in sunny California.

Where does it come from?
USA

How is it made?
Cotton is grown in the Delta region of the U.S. and spun into yarn in North Carolina. From there, the yarn is knitted and finished into fabric by our LA knitting mill. Finally, the fabric is crafted into garments by our LA cut-and-sew partners.

Most Notable Sustainability Practice
This fabric is produced entirely in the USA. Most notably, the spinning is done in a zero waste facility, meaning any waste from the production is reused. Any fibers rejected from the spinning process are reused into raw material for cotton balls and cotton swabs. Organic matter extracted from the cotton cleaning process (such as leaves and bark from the cotton plant) is compressed and shipped back to farmers to use as fertilizer for next season’s crops.

Fabric Certifications
OEKO-TEX®

To create our incredibly special Italian Cashmere Touch, we married two of our finest fabrics, Italian Cotton and Italian Tencel, together with added brushing for a super soft finish. The result? A luxuriously smooth, cashmere-touch fabric that feels otherworldly against the skin.

Where does it come from?
Italy, Czech Republic, or Egypt

How is it made?
Cotton is sourced from the U.S. and Turkey, while Tencel comes from Austria. The fibers are spun and dyed in Egypt, Turkey, India, Pakistan, and Italy, woven in our partners’ mills in Italy, the Czech Republic, or Egypt, then cut, sewn, and finished in Mexico.

Most Notable Sustainability Practice
This fabric is made with cotton and TENCEL™ Lyocell fibers from FSC-certified Eucalyptus wood, which guarantees a smooth, silk-like touch. These fibers are produced in a closed-loop process, ensuring low ecological impact while delivering natural comfort and high performance.

Fabric Certifications
OEKO-TEX®

Crafted from fine Egyptian cotton and hand-finished by artisans in California, our Famous Denim features one-of-a-kind details and grows softer with every wash.

Where does it come from?
Egypt

How is it made?
Cotton comes from Egypt, is spun, dyed and woven into fabric in Egypt, and then cut, sewn, dyed, and finished in California.

Most Notable Sustainability Practice
A standout feature of this fabric is the double-twisted yarn, which enhances durability and resistance. This results in a high-quality fabric that lasts longer and reduces the need for frequent replacements, fostering a more sustainable approach to consumption.

A lighter, feels-like-air-against-your-skin sibling to our iconic Italian Dream Denim, this paperweight denim holds its shape without sacrificing comfort. In other words, it's positively dreamy.

Where does it come from?
Italy

How is it made?
Our traceable cotton is spun, dyed, and woven into fabric at our Italian partner's denim mill, which is located on a European nature preserve. Once it reaches sunny California, the final steps—cutting, sewing, dyeing, and hand-finishing—are all completed within a 25-mile radius.

Most Notable Sustainability Practice
Easy-fade dyeing technology delivers a vintage aesthetic while conserving water and energy. By utilizing sustainable laundry treatments like laser, ozone, and ice, we reduce chemical use by up to 70% compared to typical stonewashing.

Fabric Certifications
OEKO-TEX®

Light as a feather, this incredible, easy-to-move-in Italian twill is stonewashed to perfection, pre-washed, and pre-shrunk. This fabric is intentionally lightweight for a lived-in, “I can’t believe I’m this comfortable” feel.

Where does it come from?
Italy

How is it made?
The raw cotton comes from the U.S., and is woven and dyed in Italy. The fabric is ‘core spun’, which means the elastane yarn is twisted with the cotton fibers. This approach gives the fabric its comfortable feel and natural appearance.

Most Notable Sustainability Practice
This fabric is created by our Italian partner on a nature reserve, which means the mill must adhere to strict environmental regulations. As water is crucial for textile production, the dyeing mill uses a circular water system, drawing the majority of its water from a nearby lake—a practice dating back to the partner’s 18th century origins. The mill purifies the water for fabric processing and then, after dyeing and finishing, re-purifies it using mechanical, chemical, and biological methods to meet Italian standards before returning it to the ecosystem.

Fabric Certifications
OEKO-TEX®, ZDHC, REACH

Heavier than our classic shirting linen, we developed Italian Performance Linen with moves-with-your-body-all-day performance in mind.

Where does it come from?
Italy

How is it made?
The linen fiber comes from France, the raw cotton is sourced from the U.S., and is spun into yarn in southern Italy. The entire production cycle is overseen by the finest family-owned Italian mill, which is powered by renewable energy initiatives.

Most Notable Sustainability Practice
The secret of the finest linen fabric is the natural raw material. Hidden in a pale blue flower, linen flax is cultivated in Western Europe, namely Normandy, where the region’s ideal climate—alternating rain, sun, and wind—supports optimal growth. Natural rainfall means no additional irrigation is needed to grow, and almost the entire plant is utilized, resulting in minimal waste.

Fabric Certifications
OEKO-TEX®, European Flax™

We channeled our nostalgia for an old-school shirting staple and crafted 1947 Italian Oxford. Unbelievably comfortable with a heavier weight that holds its shape, this effortlessly classic, made-with-love fabric withstands the test of time.

Where does it come from?
Italy, Czech Republic, or Egypt

How is it made?
Cotton is sourced from the U.S., spun and dyed in Bosnia and Hungary, woven into fabric in Italy, the Czech Republic, or Egypt, then cut, sewn, and finished in Mexico.

Most Notable Sustainability Practice
Our Italian fabric supplier manages every stage of production to ensure consistent quality, from raw material cultivation to the final fabric. With eight facilities across Europe and the Mediterranean—four in Italy, one in the Czech Republic, one in Hungary, and two in Egypt—our partners share a commitment to excellence, playing a crucial role in the journey of our fabrics.

Fabric Certifications
OEKO-TEX®

Promised to keep you comfy, our flannels are brushed for a hand as soft as butter. A twill weave fabric made from loosely spun yarn traps air inside the fabric for extra insulation.

Where does it come from?
Italy, Czech Republic, or Egypt

How is it made?
Cotton is sourced from the U.S., spun and dyed in Egypt, Turkey, India, and Pakistan, woven into fabric in Italy, the Czech Republic, or Egypt, then cut, sewn, and finished in Mexico.

Most Notable Sustainability Practice
To create this fabric, cotton staples are spun into smooth, durable yarn, then dyed and dried using advanced technologies like radio frequency for consistent color and lasting quality. Precision weaving techniques minimize waste by optimizing the yarn's use, leading to less excess material.

Fabric Certifications
OEKO-TEX®

Imagine an innovative, made-in-Italy cotton twill so soft it feels like a smooth, lightly textured peach. Well, we made it! Italian Peached Twill is insanely tactile with a wearable 12-month weight that's not too light and not too heavy. This innovative fabric is made exclusively for F&E and glides over your body so beautifully you'll never want to take it off.

Where does it come from?
Italy

How is it made?
The raw cotton comes from the U.S., and is spun into a yarn in Puglia, Italy. The unprocessed, unfinished fabric is then sent to our partner's Italian mill for dyeing, finishing, and quality control. Nap, a special brushing technique, is applied, which creates the warmer, textured hand feel the fabric is known for.

Most Notable Sustainability Practice
This fabric is created by our Italian partner on a nature reserve, which means the mill must adhere to strict environmental regulations. As water is crucial for textile production, the dyeing mill uses a circular water system, drawing the majority of its water from a nearby lake—a practice dating back to the partner’s 18th century origins. The mill purifies the water for fabric processing and then, after dyeing and finishing, re-purifies it using mechanical, chemical, and biological methods to meet Italian standards before returning it to the ecosystem.

Fabric Certifications
OEKO-TEX®

Consider Triple Fleece the crown jewel of our knit collection. This incredibly soft, lightly combed three yarn knit is made in sunny California and feels like a gentle hug against the skin. Triple Fleece fabric looks luxurious but performs like your favorite sweater.

Where does it come from?
USA

How is it made?
Our cotton comes from the U.S. and Brazil, is spun in the U.S. and Korea, and then finished right here in the U.S.

Most Notable Sustainability Practice
Our U.S. partner is dedicated to sustainability with their zero-waste approach. They recycle and minimize their environmental footprint by reusing packaging and turning waste fibers into new raw materials.

Fabric Certifications
OEKO-TEX®

Italian Dream Denim is exactly that...dreamy. This denim feels like soft butter on your body while holding its shape. Reach for your favorites in this fabric when you want to feel comfy and dreamy, kind of like you're living la dolce vita in Italy.

Where does it come from?
Italy

How is it made?
Our traceable cotton is spun, dyed, and woven into fabric at our Italian partner's denim mill, which is located on a European nature preserve. Once it reaches sunny California, the final steps—cutting, sewing, dyeing, and hand-finishing—are all completed within a 25-mile radius.

Most Notable Sustainability Practice
The individual yarns are spun by blending cotton fibers with TENCEL™ fibers—cellulosic fibers derived from wood pulp—creating the lightweight, breathable texture that makes our denim so special.

Fabric Certifications
OEKO-TEX®, TENCEL

Italian Power Denim features an innovative high tech yarn that results in an undeniably soft and outrageously functional power stretch, keeping its shape no matter how many hours you wear it.

Where does it come from?
Italy

How is it made?
Our traceable cotton is spun, dyed, and woven into fabric at our Italian partner's denim mill, which is located on a European nature preserve. Once it reaches sunny California, the final steps—cutting, sewing, dyeing, and hand-finishing—are all completed within a 25-mile radius.

Most Notable Sustainability Practice
Innovative ultrasound technology is used to rinse the yarns, utilizing 30% less water than the typical denim dyeing process.

Fabric Certifications
OEKO-TEX®

Our Italian Vintage Denim pays homage to the authentic rigid denim of yesteryear, with the updated softness of woven cotton and a touch of stretch for hidden comfort. Hand-distressed by California artisans, our Italian Vintage Denim gives you a timeless lived-in feeling.

Where does it come from?
Italy

How is it made?
Our traceable cotton is spun, dyed, and woven into fabric at our Italian partner's denim mill, which is located on a European nature preserve. Once it reaches sunny California, the final steps—cutting, sewing, dyeing, and hand-finishing—are all completed within a 25-mile radius.

Most Notable Sustainability Practice
Our Italian Vintage Denim is crafted using sustainable technologies exclusive to our Italian partner's denim mill, including a plastic and microplastic-free dye process that eliminates all hazardous chemicals from traditional denim dyeing processes.

Fabric Certifications
OEKO-TEX®

We set out to find a sweater yarn that would retain all of its quality, color and shape no matter how many times you wash and wear it—and, of course, we found it in Italy! This incredibly luxurious cotton is yarn-dyed in Italy and knitted by artisans in our sunny California backyard.

Where does it come from?
USA or Portugal

How is it made?
Cotton is spun in Egypt and Turkey, dyed and twisted in Italy, and then knitted into a fabric and finished in either California or Portugal, depending on the sweater silhouette.

Most Notable Sustainability Practice
This fabric is made from long-staple cotton, known for its strong, durable fibers that endure wear and resist pilling. By carefully managing resources and controlling inputs such as selecting high-quality, responsibly sourced raw fibers, optimizing water and energy use, and minimizing waste, our partner enhances the quality of the final product while ensuring an ethical value chain.

Fabric Certifications
OEKO-TEX®