PRODUCTION LOCATIONS
- Italy (yarn processing and spinning)
- Portugal (yarn processing and spinning)
- South Africa
- Canada
- Bolivia
- Peru
WORKING CONDITIONS & LIVING WAGES
Pascuali deliberately does not rely solely on certifications, as many of its suppliers, particularly small farmers, cannot afford them. Instead, the company personally inspects farms on-site and claims to apply stricter standards than most certifications.
The company avoids intermediaries to maintain direct contact with suppliers, ensuring transparency, fairer working conditions, and high-quality control. Pascuali works with a small number of long-term partners.
Pascuali states that it collaborates with small farms and producers, indicating a focus on artisanal and traditional manufacturing. The company supports small-scale farming and promotes economically weaker regions by purchasing fibres directly.
Pascuali does not own its own spinning mills or farms but has its wool processed by external partners in Italy, Portugal, or the fibre’s country of origin.
The company invests in economically disadvantaged regions, providing local farmers with a direct market for their fibres. Its vicuña wool comes from a conservation programme in Peru that promotes more sustainable and animal-friendly shearing methods.