88% matchEckhaus Latta
Experimental distressed knits, genderless, DIY-leaning
What changes: American art-scene casting and body-conscious jersey over Italian felted textiles
Brand profile
Milan knitwear label using its Doomboh textile, a felted knit made from reclaimed and deadstock yarns, for genderless one-of-a-kind pieces.
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A proprietary needle-punched, lightly felted knit made from reclaimed and deadstock yarns, so the marbled surfaces come out slightly different on every piece.
Vitelli says it has run on near-total upcycling since 2019, with side experiments in algae-blended yarn and leather-effect knits.
Distressed sweaters, scarf vests, jumpsuits and trousers drawing on Italian counterculture, priced high and sold through SSENSE, Slam Jam and Notre.
88% matchExperimental distressed knits, genderless, DIY-leaning
What changes: American art-scene casting and body-conscious jersey over Italian felted textiles
74% matchSculptural craft knitwear at a bigger luxury scale
What changes: Full luxury house with accessories and runway spectacle, not a textile-first studio
72% matchUpcycled deadstock construction, print-led rather than felted
What changes: Heritage-print patchwork narrative instead of marbled knit surfaces
69% matchKnit-anchored wardrobe with subcultural styling, calmer palette
What changes: More tailoring and workwear, less textile invention
Vitelli is a Milan knitwear label founded in 2016 by Mauro Simionato, who leads a collective of Italian artisans alongside co-founder Giulia Bortoli. Its proprietary Doomboh textile is a needle-punched, lightly felted knit made from reclaimed and deadstock yarns, producing marbled, one-off surfaces; the brand reports reaching near-total upcycling from 2019. Output spans distressed sweaters, scarf vests, jumpsuits and trousers cut genderless, with references to Italian nightlife and counterculture. Related experiments include yarn blended with algae and leather-effect knits. Stocked at SSENSE, Slam Jam and Notre.