Ta-Bru’s production is entirely based in Italy, within the company’s facilities, through a structured industrial organization supported by advanced machinery and technologies. The presence of specialized in-house departments allows the company to directly oversee every stage of the production process, ensuring consistent quality, fast execution, and a high level of customization.
Signa Weaving Mill
Located next to the company’s logistics and administrative headquarters, the Signa weaving mill is dedicated, on one side, to the production of heavy fabrics in cotton, linen, and synthetic yarns, and on the other to the development of textiles and weaves with a strong three-dimensional character.
This is achieved through the use of coarse yarns such as raffia, straw, cords, jute, leather strips, and textile tapes, which can be structured thanks to specially modified looms.
Prato Dyeing Repartment
The Prato dyeing department specializes in dyeing processes, using dedicated machinery that is continuously adapted. The integration of technical expertise and production flexibility ensures precise results aligned with design requirements. Among the main processes are hank dyeing and basket dyeing, suitable for dyeing canvas, raffia, and other special fibers. This technique combines the care of traditional craftsmanship with the efficiency of an industrialized process.
Signa Refinishing Department
The finishing department in Signa is dedicated to the development of special effects on fabrics through the use of advanced and customized machinery. The processes include, among others, stenter and transfer coatings, calendering, drying, pad dyeing, spraying, film application on fabric, and many other treatments that can be commissioned by clients.
The Annone Brianza
Weaving
Weaving
The Annone Brianza facility houses three groups of jacquard looms representing excellence in terms of precision, efficiency, and production versatility: ultra-high-speed air-jet looms, latest-generation rapier looms designed to create textured and three-dimensional effects, and specially engineered and modified looms for the production of kilims, straw jacquard fabrics, and other heavy yarn textiles.
