A FINELY KNITTED FAMILY.
Phil Petter – that’s Corinna and Kurt Petter and their daughter Anja and a close-knit family team of long-standing, highly qualified employees.
Good working conditions and a familiar and respectful atmosphere are a matter of course at Phil Petter.
AT HOME IN THE WORLD, AT HOME IN AUSTRIA.
Phil Petter is a real Austrian product. We are real Austrians.
In 1973, Corinna and Kurt Petter began producing exceptional knitwear with great enthusiasm in Dornbirn, in the border triangle of Austria, Germany and Switzerland.
SPRING/SUMMER 2024
The style magazine
In summer 2024 we will see two color worlds inspired by nature: earth and water.
Set the tone: knitted, patterned bowling shirts, college jackets, cardigans and pullovers. The fits are wide and relaxed, with dropped shoulders. Newly interpreted overshirts in exciting qualities or with sporty influences.
Important element: the knitted polo. Retro-inspired knitted polo and V-neck in a special rib structure with color-contrasting edges. Jackets and overshirts are knitted in a new multi-dimensional rice grain look. Shiny cotton as an important quality - silent luxury in mercerized cotton.
AUTUMN/WINTER 2024/25
The style magazine
Knitting expertise par excellence: In the fall/winter collection 2024/25, more and more details such as pockets, collars or the complete waistline are done directly on the knitting machine.
Relaxed silhouettes and deliberately oversized highlights: Phil Petter underlines the international design language with his contemporary touch. Unique selling points such as skilful two-tone colors, sophisticated knit structures or the skilled interplay of high-quality yarns form the anchor points.
Winter Brightness: the focus is on bright, luminous tones such as natural, ice blue and silver. Complemented by navy, a timeless classic color. Beige also brings brightness, in contrast to a deep anthracite with apricot as an accent. The statement black lets an almost non-color dark green shine.
THE BEGINNING
From hobby to profession - As a teenager, Kurt Petter enjoyed ski racing. The sportswear of his ski club was - as was common at the time - black or dark blue.
He has always been a fashion freak, so he wore a homemade, shock-colored yellow sweater with green cuffs and a red collar for the championship. Although he finished far behind in the first round and was eliminated in the second, it was very noticeable.
Suddenly everyone wanted his sweaters. That's when the idea of launching his own collection came about.
