One of the most frequent questions concerns the difference between the two terms. In reality, Tencel and Lyocell are closely linked: Lyocell is the generic name of the fiber, while Tencel is the certified commercial brand. Choosing a garment in Tencel fabric means opting for a closed-loop production, where water and solvents are almost entirely recovered, making it one of the most loved sustainable fabrics.

The intrinsic elegance of this fiber is fully manifested in garments with fluid and contemporary cuts. The plum-colored twill blazer expresses a natural refinement thanks to its deconstructed silhouette and details such as the frogs on the sleeves. For a perfectly coordinated total look, the long chemisier dress in plum lyocell and the wide-leg twill trousers

Lyocell canvas is the ideal support for bold graphics, as it holds color with a silky brilliance. The wide skirt in multicolor striped Tencel plays with the movement of pleats for a casual style. This "easy" attitude is found in the set with a printed poncho and top and in the long flared dress, garments designed to elevate the daily wardrobe through essential cuts and fabrics that slide gently over the body.