Excellent Material
SIMONE FEDERICO & FIGLI is an excellent fabric material combination of natural fabric feel, durability, comfort and perfect finish
Quality Product
SIMONE FEDERICO & FIGLI is a superior blend of high-quality wool fabric, meticulously woven to provide the best in comfort and quality
Trusted by Clients
SIMONE FEDERICO & FIGLI fashion fabrics are the preferred choice of Fashion Connoisseurs globally.
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“Experience the epitome of sartorial excellence with our luxurious Italian fabrics. Renowned worldwide for their craftsmanship, opulence, and timeless allure, these fabrics are a symbol of elegance, making them the perfect choice for individuals of all ages. Whether you’re a fashion forward youth looking to make a statement or a discerning individual in their middle age seeking timeless sophistication, our fabrics inspire and elevate your style.”
Our Vision
To give our consumers the BEST QUALITY, COMFORT & TRENDS benchmarked globally
Our Mission
To be one of THE LEADING FABRIC MANUFACTURER Globally
World Class Infrastructure
SPINNING
Spindles
WEAVING
Hi-Tech Looms
FABRIC PRODUCTION
Million Mtrs. Annually
TROUSER PRODUCTION
Million Annually
SUIT PRODUCTION
Million Annually
Federico Simone
Founder - Simone Federico & Figli
TRENDING FASHION SINCE 1876
THE BRAND
The history of Italian fashion is a chronological record of the events and people that impacted and evolved Italian fashion into what it is today. From the Middle Ages, Italian fashion has been popular internationally, with cities in Italy producing textiles like velvet, silk, and wool. During the Middle Ages and Renaissance, Italian fashion for both men and women was extravagant and expensive, but the fashion industry declined during the industrialization of Italy.
Many modern Italian fashion brands were founded in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, and in the 1950s and 1960s, Italian fashion regained popularity worldwide. While many of our clients are celebrities, we also focus on ready-to-wear clothes.
OUR SERVICE
Textile is What We Do
“Elevate your style to new heights with a suit tailored to perfection. At SIMONE, we take the art of suiting to a whole new level. Each of our custom suits is a masterpiece, meticulously crafted to reflect your individuality, embody your confidence, and make a statement that is uniquely yours.”
Fibre Dyeing
The dyeing process is the interaction between the dyeing and the fibre, as well as the movement of dye into the internal part of the fibre. The dyeing process involves absorption (transfer of dyes from aqueous solution onto the fibre surface) and diffusion (dyes diffused into the fibre)
Spinning
Wool fibre spinning is a twisted technique to form yarn from the wool fibre. The fibre intended is drawn out into a bobbin that is spun into yarn. Simone Federico & Figli with its expansive infrastructure of over two lac spindles ensures round the clock spinning which is then taken to the next stage of conversion into yarn.
Design & Development
Fabric design and development is an intricate process involving the creation, refinement, and enhancement of textile materials. It encompasses a diverse array of stages, from initial conceptualization to final production. Designers often start by ideating patterns, motifs, and textures, drawing inspiration from various sources such as nature, culture, or contemporary art.
Weaving
Weaving is a process whereby woven fabrics are formed on a loom by the interlacing of warp yarns which are set lengthways on the machine, and a weft yarn is inserted usually at right angles of a warp. Simone Federico & Figli with more than 500 high tech looms ensured fabric production of more than 54 million meters annually.
Finishing
Woven finishing may be divided into two steps. The first removes impurities, cleans or modifies the fabric (desizing, scouring, bleaching & mercerising) And the second step involves resin treatment , water or flame proofing depending upon the need and a few special finishes.
Quality Control
We verify that fabrics adhere to set criteria for durability, appearance, and performance. By maintaining stringent quality control measures, we can guarantee consistency and reliability in our fabrics, meeting the expectations and demands of consumers in diverse sectors.
Grading & Packing
At Simone Federico & Figli a comprehensive grading is done on all fabrics produced from Grade A to Grade F. Grade A is the least expensive and Grade F is the most expensive. Waterproof paper & Polythene film packing is then done using cardboard pieces, wooden or bamboo slats. Wooden case with steel strips is used for final stage delivery wherever is required.
Garmenting
Garmenting requires skilled labour, precise machinery, and attention to detail to ensure that the final clothing meets design specifications, fits well, and maintains high quality standards. This stage bridges the gap between fabric production and the creation of wearable, market-ready apparel for consumers.
WHY CHOOSE
Finest Fabric Quality Guaranteed
From the picturesque town of Biella, nestled in the heart of Italy, our journey began in 1876. For over a century, SIMONE has been on a quest to master the art of wool. Our story is one of dedication, passion, and unwavering commitment to quality, what started as a small family-owned wool mill in Biella quickly gained recognition for the exceptional quality of our fabrics. Over the decades, we’ve woven our way into the hearts of discerning customers worldwide, becoming a symbol of Italian craftsmanship and luxury.
Our fabrics have graced the shoulders of statesmen and fashion icons, becoming a hallmark of sophistication. from the tailors of milan to the runways of paris, Simone Federico & Figli has left an indelible mark. now, with immense pride and a sense of nostalgia, we embark on a new chapter of our journey. Now SIMONE is venturing beyond Italy’s borders to reach the vibrant tapestry of India. Our commitment to excellence remains unchanged, as we bring the timeless allure of Italian wool to your doorstep.
"The Fashion Connoisseur Says"
Our Presence Globally
Simone Federico & Figli have been at the forefront in producing the finest Italian fabrics since 1876. Simone has been on a quest to master the art of wool & woolen fabrics, the story which is one of dedicated passion & unwavering commitment to quality. From the tailors of Milan to the runaways of Paris to the fashion stores Worldwide, Simone Federico & Figli have left an indelible mark across the world. This fine worsted suiting is crafted for the discerning fashion buyer & global honcho who understand the meaning & expression of a fine suit.
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The International Range
Our Products
Experience the epitome of sartorial excellence with our luxurious Italian fabrics. Renowned worldwide for their craftsmanship, opulence, and timeless allure, these fabrics are a symbol of elegance, making them the perfect choice for individuals of all ages. Whether you’re a fashion forward youth looking to make a statement or a discerning individual in their middle age seeking timeless sophistication, our fabrics inspire and elevate your style.
100% WOOL
100% WOOL TWEED
WOOL RICH
POLY WOOL
POLY WOOL LINEN
COTTON LINEN
ALL SEASON
TR LYCRA
POLY WOOL LYCRA
JACQUARDS
100% COTTON
COTTON BLENDS
Consultation
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Production
Worsted fabrics are primarily crafted from long-staple fibers, with wool being the most common choice. The wool comes from sheep, often merino, and is prized for its durability, smooth texture, and ability to retain its shape. Additionally, worsted fabrics may incorporate luxurious fibers like cashmere for added softness, mohair for a silk-like sheen, or silk itself for a touch of opulence.
The Final Result
Transforming Threads into Masterpieces: Where Quality Meets Fabric Innovation Crafting Dreams, One Weave at a Time Unveiling Excellence in Every Final Fabric.
HOW WE WORK
Find The Fabric, Enjoy The Process and The Results
It’s about revealing in the process, savouring each step, and immersing oneself in the act of creation. The fabric of this experience lies not solely in the final masterpiece but in the moments spent weaving together ideas, experimenting with colours, and discovering new techniques.
Embrace the joy found in the journey itself, for therein lies the true essence of fulfilment. Delight in the process, relish the learning, and cherish both the process and the results that emerge from your passion and dedication
FAQ
Most Favorite Questions
Learn more about the exquisite world of worsted fabrics. An opportunity to understand the intricate steps involved in the manufacture of worsted fabrics and the quality procedures being followed globally!
Worsted fabrics are primarily crafted from long-staple fibers, with wool being the most common choice. The wool comes from sheep, often merino, and is prized for its durability, smooth texture, and ability to retain its shape. Additionally, worsted fabrics may incorporate luxurious fibers like cashmere for added softness, mohair for a silk-like sheen, or silk itself for a touch of opulence. Synthetic fibers such as polyester or nylon may also be blended to enhance durability and cost-effectiveness.
The manufacturing process of worsted fabric involves several intricate steps, and the time it takes can vary based on multiple factors including the scale of production, machinery efficiency, and specific requirements of the fabric. Typically, the process of creating worsted fabric starts with the selection of high-quality long-staple wool fibers. These fibers undergo cleaning, carding, and combing to align the fibers and remove any impurities, resulting in a smooth, fine yarn.
Woolen blends encompass a variety of fabric options, each offering unique characteristics and applications. Common blends include wool and polyester, combining the natural warmth of wool with the durability and wrinkle resistance of polyester—ideal for suiting. Wool and cashmere blends introduce luxurious softness and a premium touch, often used in winter garments. Wool blended with nylon enhances strength and resilience, making it suitable for outerwear. Additionally, wool blends with silk or cotton provide diverse textures and finishes, catering to different climates and preferences.
Various types of worsted fabrics cater to diverse style preferences and applications. Classic worsted wool, derived from sheep, is renowned for its smooth finish and durability, making it ideal for suiting. Tropical worsted, a lighter version, offers breathability suitable for warmer climates. Worsted flannel introduces a softer touch, while worsted gabardine boasts a distinctive diagonal twill weave, popular for its resilience. Worsted mohair blends infuse a silk-like sheen, adding a luxurious element.
The price range of worsted fabrics varies significantly based on factors such as the quality of the fibers used, the brand, and the specific type of worsted fabric. Generally, high-quality worsted wool fabrics, often sourced from premium sheep breeds like merino, can fall in the higher price range due to their superior texture, durability, and luxurious feel. Luxury blends incorporating fibers like cashmere or silk can also contribute to elevated costs. However, more affordable options exist, particularly with blends that include synthetic fibers for cost-effectiveness.
Worsted fabric is meticulously crafted through a multi-step process. It begins with the selection of long-staple fibers, typically wool from sheep like merino. After cleaning and carding to align the fibers, they undergo combing to remove short strands, leaving only the longer, high-quality fibers. These chosen fibers are then spun into a fine, smooth yarn. During the spinning process, the fibers are carefully parallelized to create a tightly woven structure, characteristic of worsted fabrics. The resulting yarn is woven or knitted into fabric, and additional processes such as scouring, dyeing, and finishing contribute to its final texture and appearance.
