Foulards
Silk foulards
Square silk foulards in printed designs by Laura Biagiotti and Marina D'Este, from floral and cashmere patterns to bandanas, for anyone who likes to dress a neckline or a bag with colour.

A Como silk house that prints and sells scarves, stoles and silk clothing, with an outlet shop on Via Pasquale Paoli.
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Why go
INCOMO has been making accessories in silk and other natural fibres for more than thirty-five years. The house works for customers who like the meeting of creativity and technology, and every piece starts from a designer's drawing before it becomes a finished scarf or foulard.
Craft work and computer-controlled printing are combined to bring a design onto silk twill, georgette, chiffon, crepe, satin or modal. Ink-jet, devoré transfer and traditional printing are all used, and the same pieces are sold in the outlet shop in Como.
Main services
Services from the official website.
Silk foulards
Square silk foulards in printed designs by Laura Biagiotti and Marina D'Este, from floral and cashmere patterns to bandanas, for anyone who likes to dress a neckline or a bag with colour.
Scarves and stoles
Long printed scarves, stoles and shawls in silk satin, made in Italy and offered in several colour variants, for wrapping around the shoulders in a light and lively way.
Silk clothing
A small clothing range in silk, with a 100% silk shirt, satin blouses, short beach dresses and a silk top, all designed by Marina D'Este for relaxed everyday elegance.
Printing from paper to silk
A designer's artwork is turned into fabric by ink-jet, devoré transfer or traditional printing on fine silks and modal, so the drawing keeps its detail and the cloth keeps its softness.
Grafoulard, your handwriting on a foulard
A personal foulard that carries your own handwriting, listed in the shop among the house's scarves. It suits anyone looking for a gift or keepsake that is truly one of a kind.
Services and facilities
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Practical information
Hours from the official website:
| Day | Open |
|---|---|
| Monday | 09:00–18:00 |
| Tuesday | 09:00–18:00 |
| Wednesday | 09:00–18:00 |
| Thursday | 09:00–18:00 |
| Friday | 09:00–18:00 |
Around the shop
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The pearl of Lario, where Lake Como's branches meet
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A Como restaurant serving the traditional dishes of its own land, with a large wine cellar and two welcoming dining rooms.
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A seafood restaurant in an old Como silk mill, where the day's catch meets an open grill and a warm family welcome.
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Como
A Como restaurant, pizzeria and wine bar with an open kitchen, a short distance from the centre and the lake.
Brunate
A mountain restaurant above Lake Como where polenta is stirred in a copper pot and served steaming at the table.
Varenna
A small family-run pasta place in Varenna where a short menu of fresh handmade pasta is made daily, with sauces meant for the bread.
Cernobbio
A small osteria and wine shop in Cernobbio where simple cooking, a cutting board of cured meats and a well-chosen glass take centre stage.
Bellagio
A stone-and-wood chalet at 1,012 metres, serving polenta with a view over Lake Como and the Alps.
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A first-floor restaurant with a panoramic terrace right on Lake Como, serving revisited Mediterranean cooking with Lariana traditions.
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Boat tours, seaplane flights, cooking classes and wine tastings with their own Holiplanet page.
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Take off from the water of Lake Como with an instructor and see the lake from the cockpit of a seaplane.
Cernobbio
Learn to make fresh pasta and tiramisù in Debora's restored hayloft home above Cernobbio, then sit down to eat your own dishes with a lake view.
Bellagio
A restored 18th-century stone cellar in Bellagio where sommeliers guide you through local and Italian wines with cured meats and lake fish.
Como
Small-group classes in Como where you roll fresh pasta by hand, then eat it together with an aperitivo, wine and dessert.
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Small-group fresh pasta classes and cooking demos in Beatrice's home, a few steps from Como Cathedral, ending with a shared meal.
Argegno
Private boat tours on Lake Como with a local captain, from a base in Argegno, with itineraries shaped around your group.
Bellagio
Private boat tours on Lake Como with a professional captain, leaving from Bellagio and tailored to your pace.
Tremezzina
Private tours of Lake Como aboard classic wooden boats from a family boatyard, with a skipper, lasting from one hour to a full day.
Moltrasio
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Questions
The outlet is open Monday to Friday from 9:00 to 18:00 and on Saturday from 10:30 to 18:30. On Sundays it opens only in December, from 10:30 to 18:30.
The outlet is at Via Pasquale Paoli 43 in Como, at the same address as the company's offices.
Yes, the INSETA shop sits at Porta Torre, Largo Miglio 3, in Como. It opens Tuesday to Sunday, 10:00 to 13:00 and 14:00 to 19:00, and its phone is 031 6125330.
Scarves start from about €60 to €70 and foulards from €49 to €75, with plain small scarves from €35. The listed prices include Italian VAT.
Write to onsales@incomo.com and ask whether the colour or size you want is available.
Yes, the Grafoulard line prints your own handwriting on a foulard, with prices starting from €70.