Outerwear for every season
The category includes technical jackets, authentic leather bombers, wool field jackets, quilted trench coats, and tailored coats. Materials range from paraffin-treated water-repellent cotton to virgin wool, from Japanese selvedge denim to raw buffalo leather. Models like the aviator bomber remain faithful to historical silhouettes, while technical jackets integrate softshell fabrics and fleece linings for contemporary weather protection. Wool coats feature deconstructed or tailored constructions, with details such as raglan shoulders, velvet collars, and internal quilting that ensure insulation without weighing down the line.
Knitwear and mid-layers
Merino wool crewnecks, alpaca blend cardigans, brushed organic cotton sweatshirts, and ribbed texture sweaters make up the versatile layers of the selection. The knitwear prioritizes natural yarns that ensure thermoregulation, breathability, and wear resistance. The craftsmanship ranges from fine gauges suitable for layering to more robust textures for standalone pieces. Details like tone-on-tone embroidery, high necks, half-zips, and elasticated cuffs add functionality without compromising the clean aesthetic.
Denim and trousers
Trousers include Japanese denim jeans produced on traditional looms, corduroy models, cotton twill, and moleskin. Fits range from relaxed tapered cuts to straight fit silhouettes, with tailoring details such as pleats, adjustable waists, and integrated elastics for adaptive comfort. Selvedge denim features authentic red selvedge, washes ranging from rinsed to dark used, and reinforced constructions with triple stitching. Trousers in natural fabrics like Tasmania wool or organic cotton offer formal and casual alternatives with a focus on construction durability.
Materials and artisanal craftsmanship
The selection prioritizes natural fibers: Australian virgin wool and merino, certified organic cotton, Kaihara and Kurabo Japanese denim, vegetable-tanned leather, and carded alpaca. Craftsmanship includes hand quilting, double and triple-needle topstitching, garment dyeing for uniform coloring, stone wash treatments, and hot paraffin finishes. These processes ensure garments that improve with use, developing natural patinas and adapting to the body over time.
Fit and occasions of use
Silhouettes range from regular and tailored fits to contemporary oversize cuts and workwear-inspired relaxed fits. Outerwear features lengths ranging from short jackets to long parkas, with functional details like stowable hoods, adjustable drawstrings, and multiple pockets. Knitwear offers classic crewnecks, high necks, cardigans with horn buttons, and zip sweatshirts. Trousers cover formal, smart casual, and outdoor needs with normal or high waists, and straight or tapered legs. This variety allows for compositions suitable for professional, urban, and leisure contexts while maintaining stylistic consistency.
This selection brings together brands like Carhartt WIP, Edwin, Manifattura Ceccarelli, Schott, Iron and Resin, Circolo 1901, Bl'ker, Heskimo, Chesapeake's, and other labels chosen for their construction authenticity and defined stylistic identity. Each season, the offering is renewed by integrating collections that respect craftsmanship, authentic materials, and functional design, for those seeking clothing that lasts beyond temporary trends.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do the men's clothing items in this selection fit?
Fits vary by brand and model. Carhartt WIP and Edwin offer contemporary relaxed and tapered fits, Circolo 1901 offers deconstructed Italian silhouettes, while brands like Manifattura Ceccarelli maintain functional cuts inspired by workwear. We recommend consulting the product pages for specific measurements and size guidance.
Which materials characterize the outerwear?
Outerwear utilizes virgin wool, paraffin-treated water-repellent cotton, Japanese denim, natural vegetable-tanned leather, technical softshell fabrics, and wool-cashmere blends. Each material is chosen for durability, thermal comfort, and the ability to age while developing character.
Do Japanese denim jeans require special care?
Japanese selvedge denim benefits from infrequent washing to develop natural patinas. We recommend hand washing or machine washing at low temperatures, air drying, and ironing at moderate temperatures. These precautions preserve the fabric's structure and intensify the garment's character over time.
How do the knitwear brands differ?
Riviera and Bl'ker offer Italian knitwear in merino wool and premium blends with classic craftsmanship. Iron and Resin offers sweaters inspired by fisherman traditions with robust textures. Carhartt WIP features brushed organic cotton sweatshirts with contemporary fits. Each brand maintains a recognizable construction and stylistic identity.
Which items are suitable for transitional seasons?
Wool field jackets, quilted shirt-jackets, moleskin overshirts, technical fleece-lined bombers, and padded vests offer modular insulation for spring and autumn. These items allow for versatile layering and adapt to temperature fluctuations thanks to breathable materials and functional constructions.
How does leather outerwear age?
Natural vegetable-tanned leather softens with use, develops unique patinas, and darkens slightly over time. This process enhances the material's authenticity. We recommend avoiding washing, using a damp sponge for localized cleaning, and applying specific waxes to maintain hydration and protection.
