BrandFrette

The history of Frette started in 1860 in France, when three partners, Alexandre Payre, Charles Chaboud, and Edmond Frette, opened a retail shop in Grenoble where people could buy beautiful beddings. Soon after that, Edmond Frette moved to Northern Italy and founded two factories there, and Frette later developed into an independent brand. One of the factories manufactured products for retail clients, while the other one produced items specifically for boarding houses and hotels. Fifteen years later, Frette products gained a perfect reputation, and from 1880 to our time tablecloths and bed sheets of this brand have been used in every Italian embassy around the world. In 1894, the brand’s popularity reached the Vatican. The company’s textile artisans had to create the tablecloth of the Holy Virgin for the altar of Saint Peter’s Basilica in Rome. By the end of the XIX century and beginning of the XX century, Edmond Frette opened multiple stores across Italy. His tablecloths decorated tables on the Titanic and in dining cars of the Orient Express. Today, famous celebrities, including aristocratic European families, buy Frette textiles. About 800 house crests were designed on Frette items. The brand’s finest textile can be found in the best hotels of America and Europe such as the Ritz and Savoy in London, the Grand Hotel in Rome, and many others. The Frette’s assortment includes luxurious bedding made of sateen, silk, cotton, and jacquard decorated with lace, embroidery, and ornaments. It also features towels, royal throws, tablecloths, decorative pillows, home accessories, blankets, and homewear clothes. Today Frette products are available in every corner of the world, and they can be truly called the icon of beauty and quality. Fans of the brand always look forward to buying something exquisite from the upcoming collections.