STORY
Each brand has a story to tell. Emil’s is about raw materials, neutral color palettes, minimal designs inspired by different cultures, and comfortable cuts. Timeless pieces – clothes, jewelry, and home accessories. Products made to last, to be loved and rediscovered every season.

All collections, small batches handmade in Italy by local artisans, have a strong aesthetic coherence. The research and design process fundamentally considers materials and their use. The ultimate objective is achieving high quality at an affordable price.

EMIL. STORE. STUDIO. GALLERY.
The address of the first Emil’s place in Milan is Via Albertini 6, not surprisingly in a district of the city that is one of the most open to internationality and what is new.
The shop, which opened in May 2023, displays all Emil products and a few other brands related to beauty and the home. A space conceived as a venue for workshops devoted to wellness, craftsmanship, and Emil's philosophy in general, with the goal of raising awareness about certain purchasing decisions. A place that also serves as a gallery for exhibitions of artists and designers who collaborate with the brand or are related to it in some way. But, above all, Emil is and will be a place to meet and share ideas, experiences, and synergies. A vital location where you can continue to learn, play, and create.

BEHIND EMIL
Behind the brand is Giulia Mojoli, who decided in 2017 to give shape to a personal style concept as a synthesis of two worlds: her family background and professional experience on one side – she is co-founder and ongoing art director of the communication and consultancy studio Juma, which she launched with her father in 2014 – and her academic and travel experiences on the other: influences that inspired an aesthetic that strikes a balance between the east and west, north and south, the big city and the small town.

OUR VALUES
Exclusive use of fibers of natural or vegetal origin
Conception and manufacture fully in Italy
Small productions
Timeless minimal aesthetics
Nature and art-inspired designs
Comfortable and effortless fits

EMIL’S CHOICE
Emil chooses to use fibers of vegetable or animal origin, ethically sourced, such as linen, organic cotton, raw silk, and wool, as well as 925 silver and wood for jewelry and accessories. These materials are lighter because they are easily recyclable and of proven and durable quality.

Emil chooses fabrics that have a purpose – to inspire, to challenge, to become loved. None of the garments contain any plastic fiber.

THE ZERO WASTE PROJECT
Emil collaborates with designers who align with its values and aesthetics in order to create new pieces to love starting from material waste.
On average, about 15% of the total fabric used in clothing production is discarded. Through the Zero Waste philosophy, Emil aims to give new life to those fabrics that would otherwise be wasted. The results of these collaborations are one-of-a-kind pieces with a story, like the Samue collection designed together with artist Jon Koko and the On Everyday Rituals line of bedspreads and robes, realised together with artist and designer Fie Paarup.

ETHICALLY LOCAL
The most effective contributors to low environmental impact are materials and manufacturing quality. This is possibly the only area in which a small brand can have an advantage over the world’s largest producers. Emil’s suppliers are all Italian, among the many and small realities present in Italy, a guarantee of great artisan quality and minimal environmental impact for transport and shipping in the production process. The slow culture vocabulary of small-scale production, traditional craft techniques, and local materials provides a foundation for the development of powerful relationships between fashion creators and collaborators.

A LIGHT JOURNEY
Our shipments are packaged with fabric and recycled cardboard and are completely plastic-free.Since 2024, we've chosen to ship our packages via UPS carbon-neutral.By selecting this option, the emissions of each shipment are verified by trustworthy third-party companies, who then calculate the compensation in terms of reforestation, landfill gas destruction, wastewater treatment, and methane destruction.