Clothes and fashion accessories - Piemonte Feel

Clothes and fashion accessories

 

Barbera
Clothes, accessories, wool and cashmere
Via Camillo Cavour 60 – 13894 Gaglianico (Bi)
Tel. +39.015.2547312
Opening Hours: 15.00/19.00 (Monday to Sunday)
10.00/13.00 – 14.00/19.00 (Tuesday to Saturday)

Cappelleria Abbigliamento Moda-mare
Winter scarves and hats, swimwear, beach accessories for women and children
Via Trieste 84 – 28066 Galliate (No)
Tel. +39.0321.862305
Opening Hours: 8.30/12.30 – 14.30/19.00 (Monday to Saturday)

Cerruti
Clothes, knitwear
Via Cernaia 40 – 13900 Biella
Tel. +39.015.351144
Opening Hours: 15.00/19.00 (Monday) 9.30/13.00 – 15.00/19.00 (Tuesday to Friday)
9.30/19.00 (Saturday)
Closed from the 11th to the 19th of August.

Co.Concept outlet
Clothes
Via Fratelli Carle 4 – 10128 Torino
Tel. +39.011.500555
Opening Hours: 14.00/19.00 (Monday) 10.00/13.00 – 14.00/19.30 (Tuesday to Friday)
10.00/13.00 – 15.00/19.30 (Saturday)

FlyDocks.68
GANT clothes
Via Valprato 68 – 10155 Torino
Tel. +39.011.231402
Opening Hours: 10.00/19.00 (Tuesday to Saturday)

Gagliardi Un mare di costumi
Swimwear and beachwear for women, children and babies
Via Sempione 31/33 – 28047 Oleggio (No)
Tel. +39.0321.91441
Opening hours from the beginning of May to the end of July: 9.00/12.30 – 15.00/19.30
Closed all day on Sunday and Tuesday

Herno
Suits and raincoats for men and women
Via Sempione 87 – 28040 Lesa (No)
Tel. +39.0322.76746
Opening Hours: 15.00/19.30 (Monday) 9.30/12.00 – 15.00/19.30 (Tuesday to Friday)
10.00/19.00 (Sunday)

Infil
Hosiery for all the family on special offer
Via S. Caterina 5 – 28100 Veveri (No)
Tel. +39.0321.673308
Summer Opening Hours: 15.30/19.00 (Monday) 9.00/12.00 – 15.30/19.00 (Tuesday to Saturday)
Winter Opening Hours: 15.00/18.30 (Monday) 9.00/12.00 – 15.00/18.30 (Tuesday to Saturday)

Lanerie Agnona
Habadashery for clothes and furniture
Via Casazza 7 - 13011 Borgosesia (Vc)
Tel. +39.0163.291112
Opening Hours: 15.00/19.00 (Monday) 10.00/19.00 (Tuesday to Sunday)

Lanificio Colombo
Fabrics, clothes and hosiery
Via Pralini 5 – 28074 Ghemme (No)
Tel. +39.0163.842017
Opening Hours: 15.00/19.00 (Monday) 10.00/19.00 (Tuesday to Friday)
9.00/12.00 – 15.00/19.00 (Saturday)

Loro Piana
Clothes and fabrics
Via Novara 484 – 20078 Romagnano Sesia (No)
Tel. +39.0163.301807
Opening Hours: 10.00/19.00

Nouveau Né
Children’s clothes
Via Papa Giovanni XIII 96 – 13882 Cerrione (Bi)
Tel. +39.015.2583653
Opening Hours: 10.00/19.30 (Monday to Saturday)

Piacenza
Cashmere, fabrics, hosiery
Regione Cisi – 13814 Pollone (Bi)
Tel. +39.015.6191230
Opening Hours: 14.00/19.00 (Monday) 9.30/18.00 (Tuesday to Saturday).
Open every Sunday from October to December

Spacci & Spiccioli
Women’s clothing factory outlet
Via XXIV maggio 20 – 14054 Castagnole Lanze (At)
Tel. +39.0141.877508
Opening Hours: 9.00/12.30 – 15.00/19.30 (Tuesday to Friday) 9.30/19.30 (Saturday)
9.00/13.00 (Sunday)
Closed on Mondays

Piazza Garibaldi 60 – 14049 Nizza Monferrato (At)
Tel. +39.0141.721942
Opening Hours: 9.30/19.30 (Tuesday to Saturday) 9.30/12.30 (Sunday)
Closed on Mondays

Via Piumati 10 – 12042 Bra (Cn)
Tel. +39.0172.425059
Opening Hours: 9.00/12.30 – 15.30/19.30 (Tuesday to Friday) 9.30/19.30 (Saturday)
Closed on Mondays

Corso L. Einaudi 215 – 12074 Cortemilia (Cn)
Tel. +39.0173.81741
Opening Hours: Closed on Mondays, 9.00/12.30 – 14.30/19.00 (Tuesday to Friday)
9.00/19.00 (Saturday) 9.00/13.00 – 15.00/19.00 (Sunday)

Corso Nizza 106 – 12100 Cuneo
Tel. +39.0171.602444
Opening Hours: 15.30/19.30 (Monday) 9.30/19.30 (Tuesday to Saturday)

Tamigi
Factory outlet selling clothing for men and women
Via Parri 2 – 10028 Trofarello
Tel. +39.011.6483911
Opening Hours: 10.30/18.30 (Tuesday to Friday) 9.30/17.30 (Saturday)
Closed on Mondays

Vestebene Miroglio
Samples, remainders and special offers on women’s clothing.
Via S. Margherita 23 – 12051 Alba (Cn)
Tel. +39.0173.299311
Opening Hours: 15.30/19.30 (Monday) 9.30/19.30 (Tuesday to Saturday)

 




Places

Castello di Aglič

Castello di Aglič

This sumptuous home was built, beginning in 1646 following a design by Amedeo di Castellamonte, by Filippo d’Aglie, statesman, literary man, choreographer, and adviser to Madama Reale, on the ruins of an ancient fortress.

Villa Scott

The little manor house, one of the most important examples of Torino Liberty architecture, is linked to the name of Dario Argento who set his film, “Profondo Rosso” (“Deep Red”) here – perhaps his most emotional film and the one with the strongest visual effects.

Biblioteca Reale di Torino

The Biblioteca Reale (Royal Library) houses important collections of manuscripts, illuminated manuscripts, and engravings. Besides its 2,000 drawings, it has several drawings by Leonard Da Vinci, among which are: the Self-Portrait, the Volto dell’Angelo (the Angel’s Face), the preliminary drawing for the Vergine delle Rocce (Virgin of the Rocks), and the Codice sul Volo (Codex on the Flight of Birds).


People

Cesare Cremonini

Cesare Cremonini

“Torino is a very special place that, aside from what it might appear to be, has great musical vitality, many places in which the creativity of the younger generation can be affirmed…this is a city that is truly suitable to the young.”

Francesco Rosi

“A fascinating city, Torino. If I had a good story, I’d set a film here…it seems to me that the city is living an authentic cinematic renaissance these days.”

Eleonora Giorgi

“For me, it’s like going back to being a little girl, when I used to spend the month of September on my grandfather’s estate in the Monferrato area. I remember the grape harvest with the oxen and baskets filled with grapes… but today’s Langhe area is even more beautiful: they were successful in maintaining an extraordinary harmony.”