Anichini's fiber range is unusually ambitious for a linens house, moving well beyond standard cotton into linen, silk, cashmere, alpaca, and hemp, which signals a genuine interest in textile craft rather than simply relabeling commodity sheeting at premium prices. Sourcing production through a network of artisan weavers and specialized mills, many in Italy, keeps the brand connected to real textile-region expertise, and that emphasis on artisanal methods over mass manufacturing shows in the tactile quality of the finished pieces, particularly the quilted coverlets and throws where hand-craft is most evident. Founded by Susan Dollenmaier in Vermont in 1986, the brand has built a credible niche supplying custom textiles to luxury hotels and private residences, a hospitality-trade business that speaks to consistent quality at scale, not just boutique retail. The interior-designer-focused distribution model, rather than broad retail presence, suits a brand positioned on material sophistication over brand-name recognition, though it does mean lower visibility for direct consumers unfamiliar with the trade. Pricing is high but broadly proportional to the range of premium fibers used across the collection. A genuinely craft-focused, design-literate name in American luxury textiles, better known within the trade than to general luxury shoppers.