88% matchEmilio Pucci
Kaleidoscopic Italian prints for the same resort wardrobe
What changes: Silk print-led rather than knitwear-engineered patterns
Brand profile
Italian luxury knitwear house known for zigzag and space-dyed multicolour patterns, now majority-owned by investment fund FSI after the family's 2026 exit.
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Zigzags, chevrons and space-dyed multicolour yarns are the house language, worked across dresses, cardigans, crochet swimwear, scarves and home textiles.
Founded in Gallarate in 1953 by Ottavio and Rosita Missoni, the label built its very-high price tier on knit construction rather than tailoring or leather goods.
Italian fund FSI now holds about 73 percent and Katjes Quiet Luxury about 27 percent, with CEO Livio Proli and 2024 creative director Alberto Caliri steering a heritage-led lifestyle direction.
88% matchKaleidoscopic Italian prints for the same resort wardrobe
What changes: Silk print-led rather than knitwear-engineered patterns
84% matchPaisley-led bohemian Italian pattern heritage
What changes: Woven jacquards and tailoring over space-dyed knits
75% matchClashing colour and print, but boxier and more offbeat
What changes: Conceptual Milanese cut, not knit-house craft
72% matchLayered print clashing with softer relaxed tailoring
What changes: Belgian tailoring focus rather than knitwear specialism
Missoni is an Italian knitwear house founded in 1953 by Ottavio and Rosita Missoni, known for zigzag, chevron and space-dyed patterns in multicolour yarns across dresses, cardigans, crochet swimwear, scarves and Missoni Home textiles. The founding family exited in 2026: Italian fund FSI raised its stake to roughly 73 percent and German group Katjes International's Katjes Quiet Luxury took about 27 percent, with the deal completing in May 2026. Livio Proli remains CEO; Alberto Caliri, appointed creative director in 2024, oversees a heritage-driven lifestyle direction.