Fourteen ways to paint a frame.

Painted in-house

Colour is the last thing we do to a frame, and it takes the longest.

The paint shop

Two weeks, by hand, for a single frame.

Masked, sprayed, flatted and lacquered in our own booth in Villafranca Padovana. Nothing is a decal — every logo on an SWI is painted into the finish, then buried under clear coat.

Three families

Clearcoat

Bare herringbone weave under gloss or matte lacquer. The lightest finish we offer.

Solid

Full-coverage colour, mixed in-house and matched to a physical chip before it touches a frame.

Ghost

Our dual-opacity system — denser at the front, fading to bare carbon at the rear triangle, so the weave reads through the colour.

Custom colours are available on any frame. If you can bring us a chip, we can mix it.

Find your finish

Pick a colour. See the frame.

Every render below is shot from a frame we actually painted.

Clearcoat · Gloss
Raw Gloss
Raw Gloss
Raw Matte
Nardo
Off White
Campari
Lobster
Menta
Portofino
Azure Ghost
Silver Ghost
Forest Ghost
Velvet Ghost
Olive Ghost
Blue Ghost
Raw carbon, sealed

The 3K Herringbone weave under a hand-applied clear coat.

Build in Raw Gloss
All finishes included at no extra cost
The paint shop

Where the colour happens.

Villafranca Padovana, one booth, one frame at a time.

The booth

Filtered, lit and held at temperature. A frame hangs from a single post so every surface can be reached.

Laying the base

Primer, then colour, then clear — each coat flatted by hand before the next one goes on.

Masked, not stickered

Every logo is masked and sprayed into the finish, then buried under the clear coat. Nothing on an SWI is a decal.