We’ll send you a myFT Daily Digest email rounding up the latest Retail & Consumer industry news every morning. Change Capital Partners is to take over Italian luxury linens maker Frette in a move to ...

Italians have a different concept of living well than their American cousins. Instead of having a closetful of sweaters or boxes of holiday tchotchkes, the Milanese and Romans save up for one or two ...

A luxury linen retailer with a Stanford Shopping Center location is reimagining its business to try and compete with cheaper luxury substitutes. A luxury linen retailer with a Stanford Shopping Center ...

Italian luxury linens brand Frette has unveiled a new flagship store concept focused on experience-driven retail. Italian luxury linens brand Frette has unveiled a new flagship store concept focused ...

Bloomingdale's Black Friday sale gives you a rare chance to save up to 30% on the luxe mattresses and Italian-inspired linens and bedding. By Tim Chan If you purchase an independently reviewed product ...

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Italian luxury linen and lifestyle brand Frette’s A Clean Slate collection draws inspiration from the idea of art as one of the greatest forms of self-expression. The new range, which is part of the ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." The average person spends about 26 years of their life sleeping. That’s approximately one-third of your ...

It’s a little-known fact that the hinterlands north of Milan host a rich textile culture. From Como’s famed silk producers to the colorful knits that spill from the Missoni factory in Varese, the ...

JACKSON, Wyo.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Luxury Card, a best-in-class metal credit card company, unveiled its partnership with Frette, the worldwide leader in luxury home linens. Founded in 1860, Frette has an ...

If you had £1,000 burning a hole in your pocket, would your first thought be to spend it on bedding? I'd guess not, but you know the adage — we spend a third of our lives asleep — at this point, so ...