Angelico

Angelico began in 1959 as a wool mill in the Biella textile district. The company says it grew from artisanal weaving into an industrial operation recognized within the local wool industry. That heritage remains part of a brand that now sells clothing for men and women, keeping fabric and material selection at the center of its story.

The company’s history describes a balance between tradition and trend: elegance and technical design, with clothes intended for work and leisure. Its collections feature clean lines, considered construction details, restrained colors, and contemporary shapes. The brand also presents its clothing as a mix-and-match wardrobe, with pieces suited to formal occasions as well as everyday wear.

The men’s section includes suits, shirts, coats, jackets, pants, knitwear, polos, T-shirts, and accessories such as ties, belts, scarves, gloves, and shoes. Some items are offered in Mix & Match combinations, allowing jacket and pants sizes to be selected separately. The catalog changes with the seasons and distinguishes formal, casual, and merino-wool options.

For women, the range includes dresses, shirts and blouses, coats, jackets, skirts, knitwear, pants, T-shirts, and accessories. Collection pages highlight versatile silhouettes, layering pieces, and seasonal fabrics. Product guides help shoppers browse new arrivals and sale items, but availability of specific products and sizes can change throughout the year.

Angelico says it uses quality Italian fabrics, though its FAQ clarifies that production may take place in Italy or outside the European Union. The origin of each item should therefore be checked on its product page and label rather than assumed to be the same across the collection. Biella’s textile history gives the brand context, but it does not mean every garment is made locally.

Sales take place online and through a network the company describes as 20 stores in Italy and three in Switzerland. The official store locator lists the retail locations; tailoring is available in stores but not for online orders. Angelico also invites retailers and entrepreneurs to ask about its commercial affiliation program.

In Italy, Angelico advertises free shipping on orders over €149. For returns, the company says the customer pays shipping and may use a discounted rate with its carrier; online orders cannot be returned in stores. Phone support is available on weekdays. The shipping, exchange, and return policies provide the details shoppers should review before completing an order.