BRAND

CAMCO is an Italian brand created at the end of 2018 by Matteo.

Born in Milan in the early ’70s and residing for decades in the province of Como, engineering background with heterogeneous work experience, Matteo decides to try his hand in the textile-clothing sector, of which he had no experience, following the dream of giving life to an activewear clothing line that respects two distinctive and essential points: a fabric without synthetic fibers and strictly Italian production. To find out more about CAMCO and why of this business idea, visit the about page.

PRODUCTS

CAMCO’s offer to date is limited to three products for women, three for men, and three colors.

CAMCO does not have a “collections” approach and the products have a classic cut and fit, so that they are “evergreen”. They are offered in solid colors, without particular graphics, because the focus is, and wants to be, on materials and on the philosophy of sustainable and made in Italy production. You can discover CAMCO products on ours shop.

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MATERIALs

All CAMCO products are made by cutting and sewing a fabric composed of only two fibers of natural origin:

  • extrafine merino wool, organic GOTS certified and mulesing-free

  • TENCEL ™ lyocell, a fiber of botanical origin obtained, with a highly sustainable process, from the pulp of wood from certified forests

We have two special sections to deepen the discussion on our materials and our certifications.

manufactoring

All the production phases that lead the yarn to become a t-shirt, tank top or shorts, take place in Italy. For CAMCO “made in Italy” means that weaving, purging, dyeing, finishing, cutting and sewing are production phases carried out in Italy. The elastic of the shorts, the labels in high definition fabric, the cardboard boxes without glue, the recycled polyethylene envelopes and the FSC certified paper tag are also of Italian production. We will never seek additional margins by delocalizing production phases in countries with low labor costs or with the absence of environmental protection regulations in production processes.

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