Cashmere is a symbol of luxury and comfort, sourced from the fine undercoat of the Capra Hircus Laniger goat, gently combed once a year in spring. Grown in the extreme climates of Mongolia and China, this rare fiber develops its softness and warmth naturally. Carefully selected by specialists, it is then refined in Italy using advanced techniques, transforming it into exceptional yarns of the highest quality.

Wash cashmere garments with cold water and a mild detergent, preferably by hand. For delicate pieces, occasional dry cleaning is recommended, and stains should be treated immediately with gentle spot cleaning.After washing, lay the garment flat to dry and reshape while damp. Avoid wringing, hanging, or exposing it to direct heat or sunlight to protect the fibers.

Vicuña fibers measure around 12 microns, making them one of the finest natural fibers in the world. Vicuña wool is extremely rare and exclusive, providing unmatched softness and warmth, ideal for luxurious outerwear and scarves.

Vicuña garments should be worn with care and reserved for special occasions to preserve their delicate fibers. Avoid contact with sharp accessories, and treat minor stains immediately by gently blotting with a clean, damp cloth.For proper maintenance, vicuña should be professionally dry cleaned only. Choose a trusted cleaner experienced with luxury fabrics and clean only when necessary to protect the natural fibers.

From rare Himalayan crocodile nubuck to classic crocodile skins, our selection represents the highest expression of leather craftsmanship. Crafted to exceptional fineness, including ultra-light 0.4 mm finishes, each skin is chosen for its unique character, softness, and durability. From velvety nubuck textures to timeless polished scales, every variation brings unmistakable sophistication to elevated garments and accessories

Crocodile nubuck is an exceptionally refined leather with a soft, velvety finish that requires careful handling. Avoid exposure to water, humidity, direct sunlight, and abrasive surfaces. Gently clean with a soft dry cloth and store in a cool, dry place away from heat. To preserve its texture and natural beauty, we recommend professional leather care by a specialist when needed.

Silk is renowned for its luxurious smoothness, shine, and incredible softness. A natural temperature regulator, it keeps you cool in summer and warm in winter, making it perfect for year-round wear. Silk is hypoallergenic and repels dust mites, making it a safe choice for sensitive skin.

Silk garments should be washed gently, preferably by hand with cold water and a pH-neutral detergent designed for silk. If using a machine, select a delicate cycle and place the garment in a protective mesh bag. Avoid wringing or twisting the fabric, and treat stains by gently blotting with cold water.To remove wrinkles, steaming is recommended. If ironing is necessary, turn the garment inside out, use the lowest heat setting, and place a protective cloth between the iron and the fabric to preserve silk’s delicate fibers.

Sheep wool is naturally breathable, insulating, and moisture-wicking. It provides warmth without adding bulk and retains heat even when wet. Wool's elasticity allows it to resist wrinkles and recover its shape easily.

Wool garments should be washed infrequently, as the fibers naturally resist odors. When needed, wash gently in cold or lukewarm water using a detergent designed for wool, avoiding excessive agitation.After washing, reshape the garment and lay it flat to dry. Keep wool away from direct heat or sunlight to preserve its softness and shape.

Known for being warmer than traditional sheep’s wool and exceptionally soft, it offers outstanding comfort and insulation. Its natural properties help repel water and resist odor buildup, enhancing the longevity of each garment. Despite its remarkable softness, alpaca wool is also highly durable, allowing Mandelli pieces to maintain their shape, elegance, and quality over time.

Alpaca wool garments require minimal washing, as the fibers naturally resist odors and stains. For small stains, gently spot clean with cold water and a mild detergent. When deeper cleaning is needed, professional dry cleaning is recommended to maintain the garment’s texture and structure. After washing, gently press out excess water with a towel and lay the garment flat to dry in its natural shape. Avoid hanging, and keep it away from direct sunlight or heat to preserve the fibers and color.

Mohair is often blended with wool or silk to enhance softness and resilience. Its strong, lightweight, and wrinkle-resistant nature makes it perfect for high-end suits, coats, and knitwear. 

Wash mohair garments gently by hand using lukewarm water and a mild wool detergent. For structured pieces such as suits or coats, professional dry cleaning is recommended. After washing, gently remove excess water and lay the garment flat to dry. Avoid hanging while wet and keep it away from direct sunlight to protect the fibers and color.

Mandelli cotton garments embody comfort, refinement, and enduring quality. With attentive care, their softness and luxurious feel will last over time.

Wash cotton garments in cool or warm water with a mild detergent, avoiding harsh chemicals like bleach. Turn colored garments inside out to help preserve their color and treat stubborn stains gently before washing.To reduce shrinkage, wash in cold water and avoid high heat during drying. For delicate cotton pieces, reshape while damp and allow them to air dry flat.

Mandelli enhances select linen fabrics with an aloe vera treatment, a natural finishing process that enriches softness, comfort, and the refined feel of the garment.

Wash linen garments in cold or lukewarm water using a mild detergent, and avoid bleach to protect the natural fibers.Linen’s natural wrinkles are part of its character, but if desired, iron the garment while slightly damp for a smoother finish.

At Mandelli, artificial fabrics are created from cellulose derived from natural sources such as wood pulp, bamboo, or cotton waste. Through a refined process of purification and fiber formation, these materials offer a balance of comfort and performance.

Wash artificial fabrics in cold or lukewarm water using a mild detergent. If machine washing, use a delicate cycle and place the garment in a mesh laundry bag. Avoid wringing or aggressive spinning to protect the fibers.Air dry flat or use padded hangers to maintain the garment’s shape. To remove wrinkles, steaming is recommended; if ironing is necessary, use a low heat setting and a protective cloth.