Iconic prints & balanced approach
Umbertina Tessuti was founded in 2026 in Lugano by textile and product designer Agnese Lombardini, a mother of four girls. This personal experience shapes the very heart of the brand: a natural blend of conscious parenthood and practical designs. The project began at home: the initial creations, designed for the family's living space, immediately captured the interest of friends and visitors. Faced with a growing demand for finished, ready-to-use products, Agnese decided to evolve. Drawing on a decade of experience as a toy designer, she chose to merge her creative expertise with her most authentic daily inspiration: family life.
Umbertina Tessuti was born: based on a true story. The brand celebrates the importance of the raw material; it is within the fabric, through our exclusive, in-house designed prints, that every creation defines its unique identity. At the core of everything we do is the desire to simplify family routines. We focus on creating essential, practical products designed to integrate naturally into daily use, bringing comfort and effortless beauty to everyday life. We design simple, practical clothing for mothers and children, as well as homeware items, all tailored around the rhythm of daily family life.Â
We do not follow the traditional fashion calendar. Instead, we work at our own pace, producing our garments only until our fabric stock runs out. In the meantime, we dedicate our days to raising and caring for our family. This balanced approach allows us to channel our energy into deep stylistic research and creative exploration. We pour our hearts into designing new and exclusive prints that give the brand its unique and iconic identity. Paired with essential, versatile cuts, our pieces are made to keep and cherish, offering children the freedom to move and express themselves day or night, indoors or outdoors, all year round. Ultimately, one of our greatest dreams is to design prints so distinct and deeply iconic that they stay with our children forever, becoming a visual memory that, even years from now, a grown-up can look back on and instantly connect to the warmth of their own childhood.