Punto Maglia

Punto Maglia is a knitwear maker based in Imola, in the province of Bologna, founded in 2010 by Giuliano Zanotti with his partner Luisa Dall'Osso. It designs and produces men's and women's knitwear in Italy, under the Leonardo label for men and Regina di cuori for women.

At a glance

Based in: Imola (Bologna), Emilia-Romagna
Since: 2010
Production: about 35,000 garments a year, designed and made in Italy
Yarns: fine natural fibres: cashmere, extra-fine merino wool, silk, cotton, milk fibre (Lanital)
Manufacturing: about 60% in-house, the rest in selected Italian artisan workshops

The range

Sweaters, cardigans, tops, dresses and knitted accessories for men and women, made from fine natural fibres such as cashmere, merino and silk, chosen for softness, breathability and comfort on the skin. The composition of each garment is shown on its product page.

Frequently asked questions

Where are Punto Maglia garments made?

In Italy: they are designed in Imola, and about 60% of production takes place in the company's own knitwear factory, the rest in selected Italian artisan workshops.

What is milk fibre?

It is Lanital, a natural, non-toxic, soft and lightweight fibre made from milk casein. Punto Maglia uses it in several garments, such as the Girolatte top.