by steve » Thu Apr 23, 2026 10:45 pm
Dalle Piane is a brand out of Italy featured in Amazon's
Italy Store (which I'm happy to say is still active and still being updated). Unlike no-name brands made with prison labor out of Xinjiang, this comes from Prato, Italy from a family-owned business that's handed down its craft over 3 generations—continuing a tradition in an area that's been making textiles for the last 800 years.
It's a
cashmere shawl / stole that's made in Italy. Sounds super comfy—it's 40% wool, 25% rayon, 25% nylon, and 10% cashmere, which is just enough to give it the classic cashmere feel and warmth without falling apart.
It's tough for a small brand to break through when Amazon listings are flooded with cheap China imports from brands like RYYOYY and ZHILIFS, and Amazon's not even as bad as Shein or Temu. We've all heard horror stories of forced labor camps in China being put to this kind of work, which is how they manage to keep things cheap. It's hard to tell what's worse: the conditions of the worker, the conditions of the sheep, OR the accuracy of the listing (often "cashmere" outfits contain a few strands of cashmere, but consumers are too clueless to notice.
With long-standing brands like this, you get the real deal.
Dalle Piane is a brand out of Italy featured in Amazon's [url=https://notochina.org/made-in-italy-products-at-amazon/]Italy Store[/url] (which I'm happy to say is still active and still being updated). Unlike no-name brands made with prison labor out of Xinjiang, this comes from Prato, Italy from a family-owned business that's handed down its craft over 3 generations—continuing a tradition in an area that's been making textiles for the last 800 years.
It's a [url=https://amzn.to/4n6UCKR]cashmere shawl / stole[/url] that's made in Italy. Sounds super comfy—it's 40% wool, 25% rayon, 25% nylon, and 10% cashmere, which is just enough to give it the classic cashmere feel and warmth without falling apart.
It's tough for a small brand to break through when Amazon listings are flooded with cheap China imports from brands like RYYOYY and ZHILIFS, and Amazon's not even as bad as Shein or Temu. We've all heard horror stories of forced labor camps in China being put to this kind of work, which is how they manage to keep things cheap. It's hard to tell what's worse: the conditions of the worker, the conditions of the sheep, OR the accuracy of the listing (often "cashmere" outfits contain a few strands of cashmere, but consumers are too clueless to notice.
With long-standing brands like this, you get the real deal.
[url=https://amzn.to/4n6UCKR][img=https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71vcYHO7+AL._AC_SY741_.jpg][/url]
