Quagliotti and Ferretti Yachts have announced a new partnership that brings together two Italian institutions. Quagliotti has been a leading name in Italian textile craftsmanship since 1933, while Ferretti Yachts is an international icon of yachting. The collaboration will be unveiled during the international boat shows of September 2026, when Quagliotti will dress a selection of yachts across the Ferretti fleet.
The project is rooted in a strong affinity between the two companies. Both share the same commitment to attention to detail, quality of materials and the culture of Made in Italy. The debut comes in light of the international yachting fairs at Cannes, Monaco and Genoa, giving the partnership its natural stage.
It also forms part of a broader collaboration aimed at celebrating the coming together of the world of yachting and Italian textile craft. For both houses, September marks the beginning rather than the destination.
From the owner’s suite to the living areas
Quagliotti’s textiles will enter the world of Ferretti Yachts across a range of settings. From the owner’s suite to the living areas, and from bed linen to bespoke textile elements, the company’s know-how will bring refined, high-quality fabrics on board. The aim is an experience where comfort, exceptional materials and attention to detail accompany every moment of life at sea.
Bed linen and bespoke textile elements are all within the scope of the project, which will dress a selection of vessels across the fleet. Yachts will become a new setting in which to express Quagliotti’s craft. In turn, textiles will help define the atmosphere and character of Ferretti Yachts interiors.
Four generations of a family house
Since 1933, Quagliotti has represented Italian craftsmanship in the creation of fine-quality linens for the bedroom, table and bathroom. The company is led today by Silvia Quagliotti and her daughter Eleonora Peretti, representing the third and fourth generations of the family. Its founding values of elegance, craftsmanship, research and uniqueness remain central to production.
Its standards are reflected in some of the world’s most prestigious hotels, including Le Ritz Paris, The Peninsula Hong Kong, the Armani Hotel and the Hotel de Paris Monte-Carlo. The house also serves private residences and luxury yachts around the world. The new partnership extends that presence deeper into the yachting world.
A commitment to responsible production
Quagliotti is one of 38 companies belonging to Slow Fiber, a network dedicated to promoting Italian textile production and craftsmanship. The network was founded by Dario Casalini and Carlo Petrini, the founder of Slow Food, and brings together companies that share a commitment to local supply chains, responsible production and long-lasting quality.
Slow Fiber’s members commit to local production and environmental responsibility, principles that align closely with the durability expected of both luxury linens and yacht interiors. Membership reflects Quagliotti’s pledge to preserve Italy’s textile heritage while ensuring the quality and durability of its products over time.
The September debut is designed as a first step in a collaboration that will evolve over time, developing both on board and through new initiatives across events, product and the storytelling of two companies united by a common vision.