Heritage | Reda 1865

Made in Reda: Finishing

Person in a white coat pulls dark textured fabric out of an industrial machine.

On our journey to discover Reda’s craftsmanship, we come to one of the last and finest steps: ennobling, also known as finishing.

Made in Reda: Raw materials warehouse

Tall warehouse aisle with metal shelving holding stacked trays of fabric rolls in grey, blue and red

Let’s continue our journey inside Reda’s production chain with a department that holds a crucial importance.

Made in Reda: Twisting

Worker in a white coat handles a spool of dark blue yarn on a red textile machine

In our journey of discovery of the textile art, we come to one of the most crucial steps in the whole process: twisting.

Made in Reda: Spinning

Hands adjusting a blue yarn bobbin on a textile spinning machine with rows of purple and blue spools

Spinning and winding are a crucial step in the production process, as it is at this point that the wool is transformed into yarn.

Made in Reda: Preparation

Blue fabric band running over a metal roller on a textile machine in a dark industrial room

The making of Reda’s fabrics is a team game in which each phase is perfectly concatenated with the previous and the next, and each activity is crucial for the success of the final product.

Made in Reda: the warping department

Blue yarn bobbins on a row of industrial textile machines in a spinning mill

Through the voices of its protagonists, Reda takes you on a journey to discover the secret behind the creation of the finest Merino wool fabrics. Learn more!

A day dedicated to Made in Italy

Large white bobbins of wool roving on a textile machine in a spinning mill

We spent a day with Frank Gallucci, Scott, and Brett Staniland exploring Reda’s production facility, dedicated to Italian excellence. Learn more!

Reda supports Biella’s candidacy to join the UNESCO Creative Cities network

Aerial view of a river valley with a highway viaduct, fields, buildings and wooded hills beyond

The historic Reda mill supports the candidacy of Biella to join the UNESCO Creative Cities Network and confirms its efforts towards the enhancement and promotion of the area.

Reda supports the arts: The Great Sacrifice by Lorenzo Puglisi

Brick church with a large apse and tribune dome, seen from under an arcade with a stone column and trees

Reda Group is the main sponsor of an exhibit dedicated to The Great Sacrifice) by Italian artist Lorenzo Puglisi.

Our Value

Close-up of draped gray wool fabric with a thin orange and red windowpane check pattern

The world of Reda is made up of people guided by passion, dedication and the desire to innovate to offer an excellent Made in Italy product.