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MANTERO 1902 – Small carrè Nap On The Amaca cream
110€ -
MANTERO 1902 – Small carrè Nap On The Amaca pink
110€ -
MANTERO 1902 – Yellow small carrè Nap On The Amaca
110€ -
MANTERO 1902 – Mini bucket bag The Disco with feathers
400€ -
MANTERO 1902 – Silk palazzo trousers Summer Poppies yellow
350€ -
MANTERO 1902 – Summer Poppies black short sleeves silk shirt
210€ -
MANTERO 1902 – Pleated clutch bag The Party
530€ -
MANTERO 1902 – Tote bag The Avenue
365€ -
MANTERO 1902 – Yellow classic carrè Ballromm
170€ -
MANTERO 1902 – Fuchsia Classic carrè Ballromm
170€ -
MANTERO 1902 – Ivory Classic carrè Ballroom
170€ -
MANTERO 1902 – Mini bucket bag The Disco with feathers
400€ -
MANTERO 1902 – The Lucia Box silk Pants + Shirt Summer Poppies white
500€ -
MANTERO 1902 – Summer Poppies white short sleeves silk shirt
210€ -
MANTERO 1902 – Silk palazzo trousers Summer Poppies red
350€ -
MANTERO 1902 – Pleated clutch bag The Party
530€ -
MANTERO 1902 – Classic Carré Archivio N.52 ivory printed Iris
170€ -
MANTERO 1902 – Classic Carré Archivio N.52 red printed Iris
170€ -
MANTERO 1902 – Classic Carré Archive No.52 black Iris
170€ -
MANTERO 1902 – The Lucia Box silk Pants + Shirt Exotic Vibes purple
500€
Mantero 1902 is a family owned textile company founded in 1902, in Como, by Riccardo Mantero. For more than a century, Mantero 1902 has been the leader in the creation, production and distribution of men and women’s luxury textile fabrics and accessories. It has a craft history which has been handed down for four generations. The product’s creation is carried out entirely at the Como headquarters in Italy. Arts and professional skills coexist – design, weaving, traditional screen printing, digital printing, finishing, edging and quality control. The Mantero 1902 Archive is considered one of the world’s richest and most extraordinary textile archives. It contains more than 10,000 books, 60,000 scarfs, thousands of hand-drawn designs stored by subject, test papers, prints on fabric, joint fabrics and jacquard from the most prestigious fashion houses. With the acquisition of French, British, German and American textile archives, the Mantero 1902 archive is priceless.