Lottozero’s design office is specialized in textile design for fashion and interior architecture. We create handmade and digital textile designs and original graphics for personalized and unique products, which reflect the style requirements of the customer and the trends of the sector.
Lottozero supports its customers by interpreting their values, needs and visions and translating them into cutting-edge textile projects, researching and selecting the best materials and most innovative solutions. We offer top quality textile design: surface, print, textile construction, embellishment, and the creation of original one-of-a-kind artwork: sketching, illustration and hand painting.
In addition to the internal team of professionals, Lottozero makes use of an international network of high-profile collaborators and the expertise of specialists from the textile district of Prato.
Print design for textile accessory. Ink-jet print on 100% silk twill. Photo: Rachele Salvioli
Design and development of jacquard woven textile for interior design. Linen/wool blend woven on 280 cm width digital jacquard loom. Clients: Arch. Walter Angonese - Flaim Prünster Architekten - Kellerei St. Michael Photo: Tiberio Sorvillo
Design for home accessory. Digital embroidery and hand finishing on recycled wool, typically made in Prato. Client: Numeroventi Photo: Marina Desinova
Print design for textile accessory. Screen print on silk/modal blend. Photo: Rachele Salvioli
Hand drawn print design for textile accessory. Ink-jet print on 100% silk twill. Client: Manifattura Valor
Pattern design for dyed-yarn satin jacquard for womenswear. 100% polyester woven on 150 cm width digital jacquard loom. Client: Giuliette Brown
Lottozero offers customized trend research, investigating and identifying cultural, social, ethical, or environmental shifts to create inspirational books and mood boards that include information on overall aesthetics, color direction, fabrics, textures, print and pattern.
We research and formulate analysis of trends, predictions on consumer’s future buying habits, influences and innovations to anticipate the expectations of the developing present.
By identifying the source, tracing the evolution, and recognizing patterns of trends, we navigate complexity and we provide designers and brands with an evidence-based vision of the future.
Creation of thematic mood board and visual concepts for fashion and interior design. Photo: Rachele Salvioli
Trend research and concept development for jacquard woven textile collection for upholstery, based on the client’s creative briefing with specific focus on architecture and interior design. Client: Kuka Home
Research on branding, print design, styling and market trends for product launch by a client entering new markets.
Color research and creation of color palettes for collections and projects by brands and companies. Photo: Rachele Salvioli
Research on silk accessory trends, for the development of a co-branded corporate gift. Client: Team Dr. Joseph
Visual research and talent scouting for proposal of capsule handbag collection with the client’s up-cycled waste material. Client: Millenium Technology Center
Archives and cultural collections are vital resources for design and have become crucial in accessing our heritage. The wealth of digital material being made available by institutions has the potential to serve as study and inspiration and generate new, cutting-edge textile and product design.
Studying design archives ultimately makes the world more comfortable to be in, easier to understand, and gives us a better life, better products and overall wellbeing.
RESOURCES AND PARTNERS:
Open archives with online accessibility
This section is dedicated to existing and available digital archives selected from a wide range of partners: museums, institutions, collections and more.
Textile Museum Prato
Createx Project
Fondazione Antonio Ratti
Textil Museum Tilburg
Centralne Muzeum Włókiennictwa w Łodzi
Borås Museum och Textilmiseet
Europeana Fashion Project
Victoria and Albert Museum
Fashion Institute of Technology
The Kyoto Costume Institute
Product Development
CUSTOMIZED PROJECTS
Brand Collaborations
CREATIVE RESEARCH AND TRENDS
Domestika Class: Archive Sourcebook
Coming Spring 2024!
Learning Labs: My personal Heritage
Creativewear Project
Lottozero develops innovative concepts, projects and processes and remains constantly up to date on new materials, processes and techniques.
The in-house laboratory allows to experiment directly with textile materials, exploring their possibilities and applications and to realize a variety of prototypes.
The experience gained and the connections with the textile and fashion industry guarantee a close relationship with companies and the possibility to test internally developed concepts and prototypes on an industrial scale.
CLIENTS
STEM – Sarah Brunnhuber
Vienna Textile Lab
Alpacafy
Zsofia Kollar – Human Material Loop
Rafael Kouto
Marcello Spada with TOAST Project Space
Testing and sampling of dyes on textiles, yarns and fibers. Photo: Rachele Salvioli
Creation of prototypes and proof of concepts ranging from handcrafts to industrial manufacturing. Photo: Rachele Salvioli
Complex digital jacquard weaving developed on personalized warp made of recycled cotton in various fabric widths. Client: STEM - Sarah Brunnhuber, Photo: Maria Thornfeldt
Yarn developments supported by the know-how of local manufacturers of the Prato district. Photo: Rachele Salvioli
Research on color range of acid dye baths for made-to-measure wool yarn. Photo: Rachele Salvioli
Yarn finishing through space-dye technology in acid dye bath on the clients existing yarn made of recycled mixed fibers. Client: Rafael Kouto
Our most specific field of expertise is the management of small quantities of product in Italy with suppliers that are often inaccessible to international designers with smaller productions. We personally know all the companies we work with and can therefor guarantee the quality of process and product.
Our main activities in this field are special sampling for small quantities, customized digitally printed fabrics for clothing, accessories and interiors, Dobby or Jacquard woven fabrics from companies’ existing collections or customized for clothing, accessories or architecture and home accessories.
Textile consultancy: technical file development, sourcing of supplier and production company, product development for jacquard woven fabric. Garment manufacturing consultancy: sourcing supplier for confection, pattern making, size grading, prototyping. Client: Studio Frowijn
Technical consultancy and file development, sampling and production management for digitally printed silk accessories. Client: Langsam Studio, Photo: Jessica Soffiati
Textile consultancy for industrial realization starting from an artisanal prototype. Research of suppliers and mediation on pricing and terms. Technical development and prototyping in tight collaboration with manufactures. Management of small orders and sample quantities. Client: STEM – Sarah Brunnhuber, Photo: Maria Thornfeldt
Technical consultancy and file development, sampling and production management for digitally printed silk accessories. Client: Liz Collins
Mediation and facilitation between client and supplier for textile sourcing of fabric collection. Client: Studio Frowijn
Lottozero offers customized tours designed for professionals who wish to explore the textile district of Prato and take advantage of the production district, where important mills, printing and tailoring facilities, fabric stockists, finishing and other companies involved in the processing and transformation of textile materials are located.
Lottozero plans guided tours by accompanying its clients to textile companies and organizing meetings with key figures in the district, with the possibility of structuring customized itineraries.
CLIENTS
Chika Ohgi
Consulado General del Perú en Milán
Formafantasma
Stadtgalerie Brixen
Martin Nicklas Wieser
Collezione Maramotti
Michons Marigot
Saftia Haita
Campostabile with Galleria Continua
Depeche-toi
Urban Fibers
HUND HUND
Seljak Brand
Massif Central
c/o careof
Team Pera Gmbh
Manifattura Valor
Studio Frowijn
Visit to a historical fancy yarn spinning mill. Client: Michons Marigot, Photo: Rosa Sonntag
Preparation of greige fabric in a finishing mill of the textile district of Prato. Photo: Rachele Salvioli
Drying yarns treated with space-dye technology. Photo: Rosa Sonntag
Visit to a historical family-run spinning mill. Client: Consulado General del Perú en Milán, Photo: Rosa Sonntag
Dyed and finished fabrics in a fully verticalized textile and garment manufacturing mill. Photo: Rachele Salvioli
Lottozero supports brands in creating sustainable strategies for exceptional design, the sourcing of high-quality materials, deadstock, excellent craftsmanship and manufacturing.
By relying on the heritage, expertise, and high quality processes available in the textile district of Prato we promote sustainable practices and a conscious use of resources in order to generate the smallest impact possible.
We advertise our clients not only in implementing transparency, circularity and sustainable supply chain management strategies, but also in concept and business development, strategy and customer experience, in order to create a fully sustainable brand.
Sampling of different quality yarns made with local raw materials as part of a wide research on the use of rustic wools. Photo: Rachele Salvioli
Non woven felt for apparel and interior design made of recycled wool fibers in a historic, family-run mill of Prato. There is a wide-spread knowledge on circular treatments of textile materials, which allows the mills to be innovative while looking back at their traditional textile heritage. Photo: Rosa Sonntag
Sampling of different quality fabrics of natural fiber composition which are woven on dobby looms by manufacturers in the district’s area. Photo: Rachele Salvioli
Evaluation of fibers before the carding process in a local spinning mill. Carded yarns made of regenerated wool are a typical product of the the textile district and have a long standing history. Photo: Rosa Sonntag
5-Research and development on textile raw materials can be done locally. The concentration of companies in the territory of Prato and its surroundings allow to oversee the processes from fiber treatment to textile finishing, which gives total overview on the supply chain and allows brands and designers to work with a fully transparent supply chain model. Photo: Rachele Salvioli
Lottozero offers curatorial activities crossing the fields of textile art, design and fashion.
We work with artists who integrate the textile element in their artistic production through a wide range of material, technical and conceptual experimentation, promoting them through the presentation of exhibition projects in our Kunsthalle and in other centers and cultural institutions in Italy and abroad.
Lottozero also offers curatorial services to private collectors, companies and institutions.
Our curatorship activity also extends to the field of textile and fashion design, through the design and organization of events and exhibition projects, followed in all aspects from concept to the final realization.
Lottozero is active in the scouting of new talents, a selection of whom is visible in the Kunsthalle, the online store and our Lottozero Directory.
"How to Implement Utopia", by Margrethe Kolstad Brekke, curated by Alessandra Tempesti as part of a series of 3 site-specific art projects at Atelier House. Client: Museion - Museo di arte moderna e contemporanea - Bolzano, Photo: Luca Guadagini/Lineematiche
Lottozero took part in "We Are Textile Culture Net!", at CHAT (Centre for heritage, Arts and Textile) in Hong Kong. The exhibition testifies a new transnational collaboration model between four textile art and design institutions across the world: CHAT in Hong Kong, Lottozero in Prato, Italy, the Central Museum of Textiles in Łódź, Poland and the TextielMuseum in Tilburg, the Netherlands. Photo: Chris Lusher
In 2022 Lottozero curated an art residency project with Gvantsa Jishkariani and the duo composed by Manuel Resch and Maximilian Maria Willeit. The residency had been commissioned by Stadtgalerie Brixen and its end results had been presented in the exhibition "Angoli secchi secchi" curated by Elisa Barison. Photo: Jürgen Eheim for Südtiroler Künstlerbund
The team of Lottozero organizes and holds textile design courses at some of the most prestigious Italian and foreign design universities, it carries out mentoring activities for design, art and fashion students of public and private institutions and follows the path of training and professional growth of young designers and emerging artists.
For designers in the early stages of a project, we offer an online consultancy format at 150 euro + VAT, meant to help clarify a variety of aspects of the project. It set up in three parts; the filling out of a form, which helps us understand the exact needs, how far the project is developed, and which team member is the best fit to consult. This is followed by a one hour Zoom call, where we provide made-to-measure consultation and a follow-up email, which recaps the point discussed in the meeting and serves as a useful roadmap to taking the next step in the right direction.
Mentoring with a local artisan at Lottozero. Photo: Rachele Salvioli
One on one mentoring with local industry players. Photo: Rachele Salvioli
New skill acquisition at Lottozero. Photo: Rachele Salvioli
Presentation Rafael Kouto upcycling designs at Beste industries. Photo: Rachele Salvioli
Group Mentoring with High school Students at Lottozero. Photo: Rachele Salvioli
LOTTOZERO STUDIO is a textile design and consultancy studio.
LOTTOZERO STUDIO offers personalized, high quality services to designers, brands, textile companies, architects, artists and anyone operating in the world of textiles, textile art and fashion.
The extensive knowledge of LOTTOZERO STUDIO is complemented by the expertise and production capacity of the historical textile district of Prato, Italy, and by a widespread and reliable network of excellent creative collaborators that have been scouted all over the world.
LOTTOZERO STUDIO sees sustainability as a long-term mentality that pervades all aspects of the production cycle, resulting in a radical (re)evaluation of objectives, values and inducing structural changes.
LOTTOZERO STUDIO embraces a comprehensive vision of the importance of quality in all areas of production, which aims to stimulate the practice of exceptional design, the use of quality materials, and of excellent manufacturing and craftsmanship.
LOTTOZERO STUDIO
Via Arno 10 — 59100
Prato (Italy)
+39 0574 22883
[email protected]
Tessa Moroder
Co-founder and CEO
Arianna Moroder
Co-founder and Textile Designer
Alessandra Tempesti
Curator
Elena Ianeselli
Director of Fashion Design and Sustainability
Federica Valli
Lab Manager
Rosa Sonntag
Textile Designer
