Frette is an Italian luxury linen and textile brand founded in 1860 in Grenoble, France, by Edmond Frette, before relocating its operations to Monza, Italy. The company is privately held. Frette specializes in luxury bed linens, bath textiles, tableware, loungewear, and home accessories, all manufactured using premium cotton, linen, and silk. The brand has supplied linens to royal households, heads of state, and luxury hotels since the nineteenth century and maintains an active hospitality division that serves many of the world's leading hotel brands. Frette's residential collections feature sheets, duvet covers, pillowcases, blankets, bedspreads, towels, bathrobes, and table linens produced with exacting construction standards. The brand is known for its use of long-staple Egyptian cotton, Italian craftsmanship, and finishing techniques such as hand-embroidery and jacquard weaving. Product lines range from the accessible Hotel collection, which adapts hospitality-grade linens for home use, to the couture-level Heritage and Haute Couture collections featuring intricate handwork. Frette has also expanded into sleepwear, loungewear, and decorative home accessories. The company's manufacturing is centered in Italy, with a focus on maintaining traditional textile artistry. Frette distributes through its own boutiques in cities including New York, London, Milan, Paris, and Dubai, as well as through premium department stores and its e-commerce platform. The brand occupies the upper tier of the luxury linen market, with sheet sets ranging from several hundred dollars to several thousand depending on the collection and materials.

Luxury Bedding & Linens

Frette produces luxury bed linens, bath textiles, and table linens using premium long-staple Egyptian cotton, linen, and silk. Collections range from the Hotel line to the couture-level Heritage and Haute Couture collections featuring hand-embroidery and jacquard weaving. The brand supplies linens to leading luxury hotels worldwide and manufactures in Italy using traditional textile artisanship.