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Oscalito

Turin knitwear and underwear maker that began in 1936 as a weaving business of Osvaldo and Lino Casalini; still led by the family, it weaves, knits and finishes everything in its Turin workshop from natural fibres such as Makò cotton, merino and silk. via brand about page ↗

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Origin

🇮🇹 Italy

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City

Turin

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Founded

1936

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Company

Small ~35 people

own knitting/sewing factory in Turin, ~150 retail accounts, UN Global Compact lists it as an SME ≈ 35 staff · Run by Maglificio PO s.r.l. (Turin, P.IVA 00458300019), CEO Dario Casalini; all production in its own Turin facility; ~150 retail accounts.via estimate ↗

Owner

Independent

Family-owned: founded 1936 by Osvaldo and Lino Casalini, still run by the Casalini family (CEO Dario Casalini)via research ↗

Price

€€ €45–€195

median €91 · T-shirt €175 · typical range of 601 products

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Reviews

★ 4.5 / 5

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Ratings

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Quality

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Customer reviews

4.5/ 5

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4.5/5 ↗ · 139 reviews · 2026-10from search snippet

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Sourcing & ethics

Family-run Turin knitwear and underwear maker (Maglificio Po), founded in 1936 by the Casalini brothers and now in its third generation. It says the whole production chain stays in Turin, 86% of suppliers are Italian, and it uses natural fibres including mulesing-free wool, with RFID tracking of production stages. An old heritage brand rather than a new one, but small and fully made in Italy. No third-party certification confirmed.

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