Our production chain
How is a Fragi garment born
Seventy years of Italian expertise are reflected in a process repeated every day with the same precision. Our supply chain is fully controlled by our people, from the selection of the cotton to the final quality check.
Every stage is recorded, every detail is intentional.
Because quality is built, one stitch at a time.
Raw material
Everything start with the yarn
Everything starts with the raw material: the selection of cotton yarn, Oeko-Tex certified to ensure no harmful substances from the raw fibre itself.
It’s the first link in a fully transparent production chain, documented step by step, because the quality of our underwear is determined before the loom even starts operating.
The tubular knit
Weaving: where the yarn comes together
Circular knitting machines create the tubular fabric: this is the only process who make possible to produce garments without side seams or any joining points at the sides.
The tubular fabric pieces then move on to the dyeing stage, entrusted to a trusted external dye house. This is where the cotton, initially in its natural beige shade, becomes bright white or takes on the different colours of the collection for those looking to add a little more personality.
Millimeter-level precision
Cutting: precision is everything
The fabric pieces come back at the production facility and they are cut with millimetre precision according to size and model. Every single piece must come from the same piece of fabric: our fully controlled production process requires this rigorously, ensuring consistent colour, weight and texture in every garment.
Expert hands
Assembling the finished garment
This is the most delicate stage. The pieces that make up each garment are brought together by the skill hands of our team, either in our production facility or in trusted workshop that have been working with Fragi for many years.
No machine can replace this stage: only those who know the fabric from a long time understand how to handle it.
The final test
Quality check
After assembly, finishing and ironing, the end is close. But before being packaged and leaving the facility, every batch undergoes one last quality check: the final inspection that separates an ordinary underwear from one worthy of being called Fragi.
