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“In 1991 I had an intuition, and I called it A|X. Looking at the reality of the street, before it became just another vogue, I created fast, affordable metropolitan clothing for the young generations or those with a young mindset. The spirit persists today in apparel and accessories that speed forward to an urban drum keeping the quintessential effortlessness and the active stance of the GA DNA.”
Giorgio Armani
Since its foundation, A|X provides the essence of contemporary style: reinvented basics and pieces that, like building blocks, are versatile and easy to use. Bring the “Armani Dream” to the People across generations and cultures supplying affordable, sustainable yet qualitative products along with essential, contemporary and youthful style. -
The Barbour story began in 1894 in the Market Place in South Shields. Today the 5th generation family owned business remains in the North East, with Barbour's headquarters located in Simonside, South Shields. Collections cater for men, women, children and now even dogs! Broadening out from Barbour’s countrywear roots, today our heritage and lifestyle clothing brand produces clothing that is designed for a full lifestyle wardrobe. As well as jackets and coats, the Barbour wardrobe includes shirts, dresses, knitwear, footwear, accessories and more.
Barbour remains true to its core values as a family business which espouses the unique values of the British Countryside and brings the qualities of wit, grit and glamour to its beautifully functional clothing. -
In 1936, Duncan Barbour, the third generation of the family and a keen motorcyclist, introduced into the range a one-piece wax cotton suit called the Barbour International. Developed specifically for the 1936 International Six Day Trials (ISDT) event, and hence its name, the Barbour International became so popular that it was worn by virtually every rider on the ISDT circuit from the 1950s to the 1970s, including actor Steve McQueen in 1964.
Today, a separate stand-alone brand, Barbour International celebrates this long and rich motorcycling heritage. Men’s and women’s collections are inspired by the biker look. Styles and designs have been replicated in different contemporary fabrics alongside the original wax cotton introducing a whole new generation to this iconic style.
Barbour International was, and is, the original authentic motorcycle heritage brand. While many brands have aspired to this title, it has never been beaten. -
Bomboogie is an Italian clothing brand specialising in outerwear. The brand interprets energy, determination, spirit of adventure and strength. Military attitude, adaptability and confidence are its characteristics. The habitat is urban and modern. Functional and durable garments.
Since 1991 Bomboogie creates outerwear and clothing for men and women who want to stand out without attracting too much attention. In the collections, aesthetic aspects link with functionality and design blends with utility. The results are ergonomic, durable and iconic garments.
The name Bomboogie comes from the story of a bomber B17 disappeared during the Second World War. It is strictly connected to Nose Art, to adventure and mystery. The first leather jackets were a faithful reproduction of army pilots’ jackets.
Down jacket, parka, leather jackets created to be used and lived, to feel at ease in any place and any situation. Bomboogie produces outerwear and clothing for men and women with extraordinary dreams. People who wear their personality every day. -
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Cycle was born in 2000 and in just over a decade has established itself internationally in the fashion scene, drawing, among the first, the thin red line that divides prêt à porter from casualwear and contributing to the birth of luxury jeans wear. The name Cycle contains within itself the principles on which the brand's philosophy is based: expressing cyclical nature typical of fashion, reinventing the life cycle of products, and using traditional materials and finishes in a contemporary key.
Denim excellence lives in the collections, telling the story of jeans and Made in Italy: a story of passion for canvas and shades of blue. The story of how an idea becomes an icon. Our production is set in collaboration with selected artisans and renowned textile manufacturers, witness to a constant search for the best fabrics and suppliers. The perfect combination of creativity and know-how.
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The Delsiena shirt factory was founded in 1950s Italy in Borgo Sansepolcro in the large textile district of the Tuscan Valtiberina.
The first shirt was sewn on 14 February 1953, by Milena Del Siena. This is why Valentine's Day remains a company anniversary for Delsiena, which is also an inspiration of love for shirt-making and work.
The company's life has seen changes in men's fashion and has been able to accompany its evolution and characteristic innovations. From this long experience comes a product made of tailoring, Italian savoir faire and Mediterranean style. Today Delsiena wants to be tradition that embraces modernity, innovation and passionate culture of beauty and style.
From generation to generation, passion for shirts meets fashion and new techniques; this encounter is the secret behind a great shirt and a great company team. -
The Fred Perry brand was the brainchild of the tennis player of the same name and his Austrian friend Tibby Wegner. Although Perry himself had proposed a pipe (which he loved to smoke) as a logo, his entrepreneurial sidekick Wegner persuaded him, quite rightly, from the idea. Thus was born the exquisite embroidery of the small laurel wreath that immediately became a distinctive sign of class and elegance.
The first polo shirt, the brand's flagship garment, was born with Fred Perry. A new concept of comfort was introduced, a cotton shirt with a pique weave, and therefore breathable for the skin, with a collar and 3 buttons. A choice of continuity with the elegance of the shirts, so loved in the tennis world, which needed a worthy substitute.
The sixties saw the brand reach its peak, also thanks to the youth movement of the ‘mods’ (modernists) who had elected this brand, with few others, as distinctive clothing.
Always a symbol of victory, ‘The Laurel Wreath’ also distinguished and made an icon of the Fred Perry clothing line. -
From the foundations of a small family business, Maglificio Gran Sasso has emerged as an iconic International label with true Made in Italy authenticity at its heart. Driven and inspired by the entrepreneurial spirit of four brothers Nello, Eraldo, Alceo and Francesco Di Stefano, the journey began back in 1952 in the small Italian village of Sant'Egidio alla Vibrata, south of the border between Marche and Abruzzo.
The vision of the Di Stefano brothers was to impart their passion for producing knitwear with elegance and quality to create an effortless, sophisticated style authority. This focus and innate belief allows the business to flourish and grow in stature. In the 1970’s, definitive success both domestically and within international markets helps to create and solidi-fy a consistent and respected global brand identity.
Today Maglificio Gran Sasso ranks as one of the leading players in the production of both knit and casual wear. High quality products are guaranteed by expert sartorial craftsmanship in-volved across all stages of production. Every product is handmade to become an exclusive and distinguishable item. In recent years, third generation family members have joined the company and continue to drive and maintain that balance of tradition and innovation that distinguishes the Maglificio Gran Sasso brand. The Company also has an industrial dyeing plant and a showroom in via Montenapoleone in Milan, one of the most stylish locations in Italy.
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Founded in Bologna by Carlo and Alessandro Chionna in 1995, Jeckerson was born as a brand of trousers designed for golfers, with an unusual detail: a leather patch positioned on the thigh, to allow players to dry their hands before their swing without losing concentration. Driven by passion and enthusiasm, the two Chionna brothers made the first models at home and began selling them personally on the green: success among golf clubs was immediate and, as orders increased, so did the first manufacturer, Franco Stocchi. It was then Giannettore Cantarelli, the company's first CEO with a charismatic and overwhelming personality, who took over the reins of the company and introduced the lifestyle concept.
Thanks to the use of bright colours and stretch cottons, the Jeckerson trouser became an iconic garment, selling over a million pieces a year. In the 1990s-2000s, under the creative guidance of Mauro Ravizza Krieger, Jeckerson began 360° collection projects, creating a stylistic universe with cultural contaminations and collaborations with stylists, musicians and Ducati for MotoGP.
In 2021, Mittel Spa acquired the Jeckerson brand, with a strong link to the brand's origins thanks to co-founder Franco Stocchi. Today, Mittel aims to relaunch Jeckerson, maintaining innovation, creativity and freedom. -
The K-Way® brand was born in 1965, in Paris. On a bad weather day, clothing trader Léon-Claude Duhamel observed passers-by bundled up in heavy rainwear, their hands busy holding uncomfortable umbrellas. Hence the invention: to create a rain-proof object to keep with you at all times, but which is neither an umbrella nor a mackintosh. Thus was born a revolutionary jacket - light, comfortable and perfectly waterproof - which, in fine weather, folds up into a practical pouch pocket and ties around the waist.
K-Way® is the rain-proof jacket par excellence: classic, contemporary, technological, functional, colourful and ‘clever’. In addition to the historical jackets with heat-sealed zips, which can be folded into their own pocket and are made of waterproof and windproof, warm and breathable materials, the collections also include fashionable clothing and accessories, which maintain identical characteristics of practicality and functionality. -
Manifattura Ceccarelli is a brand born in Forlì in 1998 thanks to the passion of its founder Giuliano Ceccarelli.
His experience with the Filson brand, excellence in the technical outdoor world, as a distributor and manufacturer, has evolved into the production and marketing of his own brand Manifattura Ceccarelli.
The products are designed as technical garments inspired by the outdoor world, but with a modern interpretation, suitable for our times and also for everyday use in the city. The exclusive use of natural raw materials such as Panno Grosso del Casentino, made from wool yarn in natural colours, the padding of the jackets in Pure Virgin Wool, Cotton treated with natural paraffins, and the Cupro/Bemberg lining characterise the brand's garments. -
The RRD brand, which stands for ‘Roberto Ricci Designs’, has its roots firmly planted in the world of water sports. It was founded in 1989 by Roberto Ricci, a windsurfing enthusiast and innovative designer. His passion for windsurfing drove him to explore new construction techniques and materials, paving the way for a brand that would become synonymous with innovation and quality in the industry.
The RRD lifestyle clothing collection reflects the cosmopolitan and dynamic spirit of the brand, offering versatile and sophisticated garments suitable for any occasion. Each garment is made with high quality materials and meticulous attention to detail, allowing the creation of outfits suitable for both the office and leisure time, confirming its status as a reference brand for those seeking timeless elegance.
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Created in 2012, the Save The Duck brand was founded with the aim of offering a product that respects animals, the environment and people by offering a wide range of sustainable products. It embodies innovation in the fashion industry with a clear commitment to sustainability and respect for animals. The vision of the founder, Nicolas Bargi, has guided the company towards an ethical approach in the production of clothing, with an emphasis on animal welfare and the environment.
The Save the Duck down jacket represents a fusion of technology and fashion. Using Plumtech material, an ultra-fine nylon wadding, the duvets are designed to be light, soft and warm, offering a sustainable and superior alternative to traditional goose down. This choice reflects not only the brand's commitment to animal protection but also its focus on innovation and comfort. -
Glamorous, fun, on-trend, metropolitan attitude. 100% Made in Italy. A style proposal but above all a way of being. Fashion has always been in the brand's DNA. The brand started in 1968 with knitwear and has never stopped since. Artisan know-how and attention to detail are the basis of a creative work-in-progress where Italian quality and stylistic research meet, for collections that are always in step with the trends. From knitwear to total looks.
Vicolo is lightness, elegance and experimentation. Novelties, colours and patterns for a lifestyle balanced between sartorial suggestions and street-style citations. Ideal for those who love to change and mix different styles, suitable for every occasion. New items every week, colours and patterns for a lifestyle in balance between sartorial suggestions and street-style citations. Ideal for those who love to change and mix different styles, suitable for every occasion. -
1951. In Reggio Emilia, Achille Maramotti founded Confezioni Maramotti, soon to be known as Max Mara. The success of this fashion company, capable of introducing innovative industrial processes while remaining faithful to the great history of Italian tailoring, enabled it to become an impressive fashion house. The company expanded over the years and in 1957 changed its name to Max Mara. The first term is a superlative while Mara is the abbreviation of the founder's surname, Maramotti.
Created as the leisure line of the Max Mara brand, Weekend Max Mara has established itself over time with its own distinctive identity, embodying the spirit of independent, cultured, life-loving women from all over the world, far removed from schemes and definitions. Beyond fashions, beyond trends. Success was so great that in 1983 Max Mara debuted at Milan Fashion Week presenting its first ready-to-wear collection. The must-have piece of the Max Mara brand is the men's coat in women's clothing which, to this day, remains a great classic and is the brand's most popular garment.
In 2016, an iconic novelty: the Pasticcino Bag makes its debut. With its unmistakable clutch closure, the bag soon became a signature accessory for the brand. Playful and versatile, sweet and feisty, the Pasticcino Bag evokes the sweetness found in the magic of childhood, surprise, and colours.