Our story
The tradition
In 1962 the Fabris family started the knitted fabrics studio for women in the small village of Schio, in the province of Vicenza. The name chosen to represent this newborn dream was Maglificio Ladystile.
Since the early 1800s Schio has been the cradle of a long tradition of textile production. This town was fundamental not only for the historical scope of innovations introduced over time in the technologies of wool processing, but also for the use of alternative energy sources.
The birth
In 1980 the competence that characterized The Fabris family found a new resource in their daughter Cinzia, that gave life to Coc.cin.ella.
Initially the company offered an ironing service, but the expertise and the mastery that made this firm unique will soon allow Cinzia to stand out in the world of haute couture.
Gradually, the clothing atelier begins to deal with tailoring and testing garments, following all the processing steps until the final quality control; the business maintains long collaborations with major fashion brands, both Italian and foreign.
Nowadays the historical company Co.cin.ella represents an established reality in Veneto region, a certainty to lean on when it comes to Made in Italy processing of fine garments.
The development
The Fabris family continues a sartorial tradition based on a solid experience, passion and attention to details, which is enriched with new energies from generation to generation.
Since 2015 the company has expanded by taking over the old knitwear workplace and making the technical and stylistic studio available for new collections. Investing in the birth and growth of a style office under the name Studio E, Co.cin.ella has integrated a new know-how to its knowledge portfolio, given by style research, point and textile development.
The needs of haute couture have radically changed over the last forty years, but if there is a skill that never goes out of fashion, that is the quality, which for three generations Co.cin.ella puts first.
Work ethic
This requirement is influenced by many factors, such as transparency that our Italian production offers in terms of ethical trade, supply chain and carbon emissions.
Co.cin.ella has always supported ethical work throughout its 38-year history,
working closely to ensure its staff enjoys the best facilities and working environment.
The company certifies that relationships with international third parties and suppliers take place within public structures, following international ethical work guidelines.
"Made in Italy" products are a strong attraction for world exports, but they are also a staple for local consumers, who trust our quality and craftsmanship.