Elegance and style also at work In the last article we talked about our new trousers' collection "Zed", which consists of three styles of denim trousers with different shapes and styles. Today we will reveal a brand new collection that features three suits of business suits. Dressing appropriately for the workplace can be difficult for some men. Too much formality can be exaggerated, as much as casual combinations can be considered unfit for important business meetings. The ability must always be to wear, first of all, combinations that are appropriate to the formality required by the workplace and that make us feel at ease, without ever forgetting those few but simple style rules that must be respected especially in non-private contexts....
Many think that denim and jeans are the same fabric. Well, today they might be synonyms but back in the days they were not. Read our article to discover why and subscirbe to our Newsletter to receive weekly informative contents.
The Zero jacket made from Gabardine fabric In the last article, we talked about seersucker fabric. Today, we want to present to you, the gabardine or gabardina, as we call it in Italian. It is the fabric par excellence for mid-season. Together with the Solaro or the wool-silk, they make outfits fresh with their warm colors. We must not be caught unprepared, also because, with this fabric synonymous with sun and days in the open air, we have created a new capsule collection: the Zero. What is gabardine fabric? Zero capsule collection by Eduardo De Simone How and when to wear gabardine fabric? Inspiration: from Victo Laszlo to Marcello Mastroianni What is gabardine fabric? The name "gabardine" derives...
With the warm days ahead of us, the wardrobe changes its appearance. In fact, not only are the colors more lively and varied but also the fabrics change. Seersucker is a summer fabric and the main character of our new Manhattan collection. What is Seersucker Fabric? Manhattan capsule collection by Eduardo De Simone How and when to wear seersucker material? Inspiration: from the Great Gatsby to today What is seersucker fabric? The term seersucker derives from Hindi and precisely has its roots in the Sanskrit क्षीरशर्करा (kshirsharkara) and also from the Persian terms shîr (شیر) and shakar (شکر), respectively "milk and sugar". How come, you will think? This oxymoron of consistencies is because the seersucker is striped with different colors, whose...
