This is a practical look at the Italian accessory labels the story highlights as part of the Made in Italy presence at COTERIE. Each entry gives what the brand makes, what sets it apart, and where to find it on the show floor.
- Craft-focused accessories: hand-painted silk, small-atelier jewelry, and sustainably produced bags.
- Wearable range: men's and women's silk pieces, resortwear, boho jewelry, socks, and everyday totes.
- Direct contacts and booth locations for trade and retail follow-up.
Since 1975, the brand has produced jewelry made in Italy. The entry lists an email contact and Booth 6858.
Described as contemporary socks that prioritize elegance and comfort, presented as versatile and well-crafted. Contact email and Booth 6958 are listed.
Known for twilly scarves since 1945. The brand produces hand-painted, hand-printed silk items including flowy kimonos and caftans—positioned as imaginative yet sophisticated. Contact email and Booth 6859 are provided.
Positioned as resortwear for day-to-night use—swim or poolside pieces that translate to evening settings. Contact email and Booth 5010 are listed.
Founded by Laura Angelilli in 2004, the label focuses on totes and clutches produced sustainably. Contact email and Booth 6807B are listed.
Milan-based, offers 100 percent Italian silk accessories—ties, pocket squares, scarves and other refined pieces. Production is handmade in the Como region. Contact email and Booth 6876 are listed.
- If you're buying for a store, use the booth numbers to prioritize visits on the show floor and the listed emails for pre-show appointments.
- If you're scouting craftsmanship, look for Barbieri's hand-painted silk and Serà Fine Silk's Como-region production for traditional silk techniques.
- If sustainability is a criterion, L'aura's description calls out sustainable production methods, and some leather-focused related guides name vegetable-tanned and waterbased processes (see related coverage).
These seven Made in Italy accessory brands at COTERIE cover a compact but varied set of specialties: artisanal jewelry, artisan silk, thoughtful resortwear, refined men's accessories, and sustainable bags. The article provides direct contacts and booth locations to make trade outreach straightforward.