Davifil introduces Cotone Biolana OE, an innovative recycled yarn, at Filo 63. The Fall/Winter 2026/2027 collection highlights the company’s commitment to sustainability with a unique blend of recycled cotton and wool.
The cotton comes from garment scraps and fabric offcuts, while the wool is sourced from combed spinning waste. These materials are processed through open-end spinning to create an eco-friendly yarn certified by the Global Recycle Standard (GRS).
Cotone Biolana OE is available in four natural shades: Oak and Amber (brown tones) and Steel and Ash (gray tones). The darker shades (Steel and Amber) feature a 50 per cent Cotton - 50 per cent Wool composition, while the lighter ones (Oak and Ash) consist of 80 per cent Cotton - 20 per cent Wool.
Founded in 1973 in Biella, Italy, Davifil specializes in high-quality yarns for apparel, furnishings, and knitwear. The company blends innovation with sustainability, offering a diverse range of fibers, including linen, hemp, jute, wool, and silk. Using advanced spinning techniques - ring, open-end, dry, and wet spinning, Davifil ensures superior quality and versatility across its collections.
Sustainability remains central to Davifil’s mission. The company prioritizes renewable materials, eco-friendly treatments, and responsible production practices, backed by certifications like GOTS, GRS, RAF, and European Flax.
With Cotone Biolana OE, Davifil continues to push the boundaries of sustainable textiles, offering high-quality solutions without compromising environmental responsibility.
