A selection of our colorful Coated Canvas styles are showcased this season on the Netflix series Summertime.

The costume designer from the series saw our bags on Instagram and found them absolutely appropriate for a show set in the summer on the Italian Adriatic Coast for their bright and cheerful colors.

The bags are styled on Summer's mom, the main character.. A young woman, with two daughters between adolescence and early maturity, who is in a complex relationship with a foreign musician.

The actress who played this difficult role is called Federica Johanna Victoria Caiozzo, aka Thony, is a Palermo singer-songwriter with a remarkable artistic talent who has already obtained a nomination for the David di Donatello as best leading actress with the film “Tutti i santi days ”with the direction of Paolo Virzì and various awards for his songs.
Thony wrote a few songs for the series and they received high praise by the press (i.e. RollingStone)
We felt honored that an international production chose our products, beautiful but from a young company, and we can say that “maybe” you will see them in Summertime 3. But we can't say it.
The things we value most about how we work were not invented. They were inherited — from the mills, the artisans, and the rhythms of life on Lake Como. And they are responsible. Zero waste. Transparent supply chain. Timeless design. No compromise.
Chaque pièce Nosetta commence par les tissus de Côme, les mêmes textiles exceptionnels qui approvisionnent les maisons de luxe du monde entier. Mais pour comprendre pourquoi ces tissus sont exceptionnels, il faut aller plus loin. Récemment, la directrice Maddalena Terragni nous a guidés à travers l'extraordinaire collection de la Fondazione Antonio Ratti : plus de 3 300 fragments de textiles datant du IIIe au XXe siècle. Ce qu'Antonio Ratti a commencé dans les années 1950 comme une source d'inspiration personnelle pour ses créations est devenu une ressource publique inestimable. Pour ceux d'entre nous qui travaillent avec les textiles de Côme, c'est un retour aux sources, un rappel que nous n'achetons pas simplement du tissu, mais que nous participons à un héritage qui s'étend sur plusieurs siècles.