

Handmade triangle scarf mod. Aloeuw in pure silk
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Handmade triangle scarf mod. Aloeuw in pure silk
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Setaccio Store
Corso Italia 20A
28100 Novara NO
Italy
CHARACTERISTICS:
Color: Multicolor
Material: 100% silk
Template code: 515814
Season: Autumn/Winter
Made in: Italy
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THE BRAND
Pierre-Louis Mascia
Pierre-Louis Mascia is a brand born in 2008 from the meeting between the French designer and illustrator Pierre-Louis Mascia, originally from Toulouse, and the Italian textile experience of Achille Pinto. The project combines French graphic sensitivity and Como manufacturing expertise, transforming illustration, print, and color into a recognizable language. The brand's identity is often summarized in the idea of “Unpredictable Classic”: a classic reinterpreted through overlays, contrasts, and unexpected visual compositions.
Print is the heart of the creative process. Geometric, floral, vintage, and abstract patterns are mixed in complex collages, applied to silk, cashmere, and other precious fibers through techniques that combine technology and artisanal workmanship. The collaboration with Achille Pinto allows the brand to develop fabrics and finished products in Italy, combining chromatic research, surface quality, and print precision. Scarves, foulards, and ready-to-wear thus become true narrative surfaces, closer to a graphic work than a simple decorative motif.
The Pierre-Louis Mascia selection on Setaccio is dedicated to Made in Italy textile accessories. Aloeuw scarves and foulards in pure silk, double-face Aloewon versions in silk, modal, and cashmere, and Euclide models in pure cashmere are available. The different sizes and weights allow these accessories to be used as foulards, stoles, or chromatic elements of the look, enhancing the richness of the prints and the quality of the materials.
Pierre-Louis Mascia on Setaccio therefore represents a meeting between graphic art, Italian textiles, and contemporary fashion. It is a proposal for those who seek accessories able to modify an outfit through color, print, and material, maintaining a level of workmanship consistent with the Italian manufacturing tradition.










