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Enduring Design, Measured Choices: Artknit Studios’ Timeless Knitwear
A sweater worn for a decade. A jacket mended instead of discarded. What was once second nature to…
Confidence in Every Detail: The ETON Approach to Empowering Men
Founded in Sweden in 1928, ETON has made it its mission to perfect the dress shirt. The brand’s…
Rooted in Portugal, Built on Transparency: ISTO.’s Promise of Authentic, Sustainable Craft
It’s not always easy to navigate the market of menswear and buy with confidence: how is a garment…
Cruna: Quiet Luxury Rooted in Italian Craftsmanship
Cruna was born from a need — and shaped by the journey that followed. When Alessandro Fasolo and…
Candiani Denim: A Family Legacy of Quality and Innovation, Rooted in a Nature Reserve
Just outside Milan, there’s a place where denim isn’t just produced – it’s reimagined. Since 1938, Candiani Denim…
ANT45: Crafting Socks with Purpose and Precision
Who doesn’t love cashmere and merino knitwear? A soft and warm sweater, made from the world’s finest fibres,…
Balancing Tradition And Innovation: Alpe Piano’s Timeless Alpine Clothing
Traditional garments play a fundamental role in defining the cultural identity of a region. Loden, boiled wood and…
Alessandro Gherardi, Timeless Elegance Built On Tradition And Quality
Founded in Pieve Santo Stefano (Tuscany, Italy) in 2000, Alessandro Gherardi has discreetly worked as a white-label shirtmaker…
It All Starts with a Great Essential, and Sunspel Aims to Make the Best Ones
In this issue of Brand Talks, we met David Telfer, creative director at Sunspel, to learn more about his professional path and the brand's compelling story.
Dynamo The Good Company: Outdoor Clothing For The Common Good
Dynamo The Good Company is a clothing brand born in Dynamo Camp, the first Therapeutic Recreation Camp in Italy, hosting children and teenagers suffering from serious and chronic diseases for holidays and leisure, free of charge. Inspiration came by observing the garments worn by the staff and volunteers during activities at the Camp.