The materials used by INESKA are exclusively premium. Each high-quality yarn has its own unique characteristics. All yarns come from Italy — made from natural fibres with natural dyes, not chemical ones. They are breathable, exceptionally comfortable and kind to the skin. This is why our pieces are an investment — these fibres are rare and carefully sourced.

Cotton

What is cotton?
Cotton is a soft, fine textile fibre with natural breathable properties. Cotton fabric is made by processing fibres from the cotton plant. After harvesting, the bolls are separated from the seeds, cleaned, carded and spun into yarn, then woven or knitted into fabric.

Bamboo

Bamboo is a wonderful material, perfect for summer but also suitable for cooler moments. It feels gentle on the skin. Bamboo fibres are extracted from the stalks of the bamboo plant, then washed, dried and spun into yarn. Bamboo fabric is naturally soft, breathable and moisture-wicking.

Cashmere

What is cashmere?
Cashmere comes from goats and is known as a luxury fibre — exceptionally fine, soft and supple. The fibres are carefully combed from the undercoat of cashmere goats during moulting season, then sorted, cleaned and spun into fine yarn. The result is a luxuriously soft fabric known for its warmth and comfort.

Nettle

What is nettle fibre?
Nettle has excellent properties comparable to linen or cotton. It does not shrink or stretch when washed. Nettle fibres are extracted from the plant stalks, then washed, dried and spun into yarn. The result is breathable, durable and an eco-friendly alternative to conventional textiles. Nettle yarn feels silky yet stays cool, making it perfect for summer.

Silk

Silk is a beautiful natural material, light, soft and naturally cooling. It is highly absorbent, helping to regulate moisture and keep the skin comfortable in different temperatures. Thanks to its natural properties, silk also helps maintain a fresh feeling when worn.

Silk is not only a material for summer. Depending on the thickness of the yarn and how it is combined with other natural fibres, it can be worn throughout the year. Light silk creates airy garments for warmer days, while silk combined with wool or other fibres can make beautiful pieces for cooler seasons.

Silk fabric is made from the cocoons of silkworms. The delicate silk fibres are carefully unwound, then spun and woven into fabric. Its natural sheen, softness and beautiful drape make silk a truly luxurious material, gentle and elegant against the skin.

In my work, I also use 100% bourette silk, a textured silk yarn with a more natural and slightly rustic character. I use it both on its own and in combination with other natural fibres such as cotton and merino wool. These combinations allow me to create distinctive textures and explore different qualities of the yarn, from light and airy summer pieces to warmer garments with softness and depth.

For me, silk is more than a luxurious fibre. It is a living, versatile natural material that allows me to create pieces with a special feel, texture and character.

Merino Wool

What is merino wool?
Merino wool comes from merino sheep and is exceptionally soft and non-itchy. It is warm yet breathable and incredibly comfortable against the skin. After shearing, the wool is washed and spun into fine yarn. Merino has unique properties: breathable, moisture-regulating, naturally antibacterial and odour-resistant — suitable for both warm and cool conditions.

Synthetic Materials

What are synthetic materials?
Synthetic fibres such as elastane and polyester are used in small percentages to enhance the quality, stretch or comfort of a garment.

Do you have questions about our materials or products? Send an email: ineskacompany@gmail.com