Carvico secures Made Green in Italy for warp knit fabrics

By Haydn Davis
8 June 2026

Warp knitters Vita and Revolutional fabrics have been awarded the Made Green in Italy certificate achieving Class A status in the programme

Carvico fabric with Made Green in Italy certification

Bergamo - Italian knitter Carvico has obtained Made Green in Italy certification for selected warp-knit fabrics in its Vita and Revolutional families, following a Product Environmental Footprint (PEF)-based environmental assessment.

The company said the fabrics were rated in Class A under the scheme, which it joined on 8 August 2024.

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