A town most travelers drive past has spent two centuries turning old wool into new.
Built on regenerated wool
Since the eighteen-hundreds, Prato's mills have pulled apart discarded cloth and spun the fibers into something usable again.
Sorted by color, by hand
Old garments are sorted by shade so the wool re-spins without heavy re-dyeing, then shredded, carded, and spun into fresh yarn.
A color mixed from what was there
That soft grey knit may never have seen a dye bath. It can be the natural sum of the grey garments that came before it.
Recycled, and often better
The Cardato Recycled name asks for Prato-district making and at least sixty-five percent recycled fiber. Wool lives more than one life.
Wool with a longer story
Feel the difference in a real knit.