Italy always keeps something.
The one you almost bought. You have thought about it more than the ones you did.
Pareto is there when you are not. The makers in Como and Tuscany are not suppliers to us — we know their work, their families, and who taught them, and we have been going long enough that they know what we will and will not take. We choose the way you would have if you had been there.
Then your Ambassador — who has worked out which Italian style is yours, and what your year asks of it — puts the right one in your hands. Not just something Italian. The one that was always going to be yours.

In Seta - in silk
725$Every yearFour scarves a year, one for each season as it comes. 4 arrivals · one each season- Como silk, chosen in Italy
- First claim, six weeks before America
- Your own Ambassador, who learns you
- Shipping both ways · skip or pause

In Pelle - in leather
825$Every yearTwo bags a year, and something smaller in between. 4 arrivals · 2 bags, 2 small pieces- Leather from the pelletterie of Tuscany
- First claim, six weeks before America
- Your own Ambassador, who learns you
- Shipping both ways · skip or pause anytime

In Tutto - in everything
1,400$Every yearSilk each season, leather 2 seasons, and first claim on all of it. 4 arrivals · 2 bags, 4 scarves, 2 small pieces- Como silk and Tuscan leather, both
- First claim, six weeks before America
- Your shortlist a week before others
- Your own Ambassador, who learns you
- Shipping both ways · skip or pause
THE AMBASSADOR
Your Ambassador is in Italy.
You are not.
That is the whole of the arrangement.

Someone on the other side
Some of what she finds comes from designers — the people who read a moment and turn it into an object, whose names sit on the piece because the idea was theirs.
The rest comes from the pelletterie: firms in Scandicci, Santa Croce, around Florence, where a hundred people who learned it from someone in their family cut and stitch to a standard the fashion houses come here to meet. Both are Italy. Neither is available to you from a website.
She knows them all. She has been going long enough that they know what she will and will not take, and long enough to be asked in when something good is finishing.
Ask her for something — a maker, a material, a piece of Vicenza gold — and she will go and look.
Common Questions
Can I skip a delivery?
Yes, and you can pause the whole subscription. Neither ends it, and neither costs you your place.
What if none of the three are right?
Say so. Your Ambassador will find you something else — one piece or several — or hold the delivery until the right thing turns up. Nothing ships that you did not choose.
When am I charged?
Once a year, when you subscribe. Nothing is charged again until the year turns.
What if it turns out not to suit me?
You have thirty days from your first delivery. Send the piece back and we return what you paid, in full.
Thirty days to change your mind.
None to start.