Quagliotti and Ferretti Yachts announce partnership

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Italian textile manufacturer Quagliotti and Ferretti Yachts have announced a partnership that brings together their work on yacht interiors, products and brand presentation.

The collaboration is being unveiled at the international boat shows in September 2026. As part of the project, Quagliotti will provide textiles for a selection of yachts across the Ferretti Yachts fleet.

From owners’ suites to living areas, the textiles will include bed linen and bespoke elements. According to the companies, the aim is to combine comfort and attention to detail with materials suited to life on board.

Both companies cite their shared focus on materials, craftsmanship and Italian production as the basis for the partnership. For Quagliotti, the yachts provide a new setting for its textile work; for Ferretti Yachts, the textiles will contribute to the atmosphere and character of its interiors.

The September debut is intended as the first stage of a longer collaboration. The companies plan further activities involving events and products, alongside joint communications about the partnership.

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Caption: From owners’ suites to living areas, the textiles will include bed linen and bespoke elements