Altea is a Milanese company created by Giuseppe Sartori in 1892. The pilot elements that have characterized the brand and accompanied its growth over the years are not only the careful selection of quality textiles, but also the use of these original Fifties designs, and the elegant combinations of color tones that constantly succeed in ensuring that the result is refined and original. The Altea product represents the meticulous, careful work that comes from a strong passion to achieve high-quality, sophisticated results.

In 1971 Massimo Osti, a young graphic designer from Bologna who would go on to be recognized as the “godfather of urban sportswear,” founded the brand Chester Perry, famous for its screen-printed t-shirts. In 1978 he changed the name in C.P. Company. The hybridization of functional menswear and Italian fabric innovation is the origin of C.P. Company and still today remains the basis of every piece of clothing to carry the C.P. Company label.

Coût De La Liberté ("the cost of freedom") was founded by Jeffrey and Carrie Lubell in late 2020, in Los Angeles, California. Inspired by rock and roll icons, Coût De La Liberté is pushing the boundaries and redefining current fashion ideals. Each piece is expertly crafted in their atelier in downtown Los Angeles. Their team of designers, pattern makers, cutters, tailors, and other artisans put the utmost care into developing truly unique and luxurious pieces.

Founded in 2014 by Dany Dos Santos and Maxime Schwab, two self-made designers from Dijon, Drôle de Monsieur creates a wardrobe of unique and wearable pieces. The brand imagines the reunion between the Seventies, a decade known for its vibrant prints and iconic design, and the Nineties, referencing the designer’s personal memories from their youth, an era that was strongly influenced by the arrival of rap and hip-hop in France.

Harris Wharf London was launched in 2010 by Giulia and Aldo, continuing their family business based in Turin, Italy and dates back to 1928. The collection draws on the tailoring heritage and modern energy of its namesake city in its contemporary riffs on classic coats. Fabrics are sourced through local Italian mills, and processed through innovative production techniques to create high quality garments made to last.

Johnstons of Elgin is a family owned cashmere brand that has proudly been made in Scotland for over two centuries. They are experts in the world's finest fibers for over 225 years, crafting exquisite luxury products in their own Scottish mills. Craftsmanship, heritage and innovation are the core values that have driven their long lasting success. Their commitment to sustainability is also at the heart of our brand’s values, and are proud to be a Certified B Corporation.

K-Way is the waterproof jacket par excellence: classic, modern, technologic, functional and coloured. K-Way collections include historic jackets with heat-sealed zip that can be folded in a small bag and are made of waterproof, windproof, warm and breathable materials, as well as fashionable clothing and accessories which feature the same characteristics of practicality and functionality.

Founded by Ludovica Dilig in Milan, Labo.Art's focus is the attentive study of volumes and their role in space, expressed through the architectural design of a single piece of clothing. Labo.art’s production is of the highest “Made in Italy” standards. This process regards colours in all their hues, focusing on the reinterpretation of cotton, wool and linen in essential and modern shapes.

Helmed by Christophe Lemaire and Sarah-Linh Tran, the LEMAIRE brand offers a timeless Parisian style that is cosmopolitan, sophisticated and rich in influences. Crafted from fabrics selected for their quality and designed for everyday wear, the wardrobe is eminently modular—the supple silhouettes and soft color palette allow LEMAIRE outfits to be restyled and accented over time. Each collection is designed and developed in Paris’ historic Le Marais district, near the flagship LEMAIRE boutique on 1 rue Elzévir.

Once the creative director for Malo, Agnona and Ballantyne, Massimo Alba began his eponymous label. Hand made and chemical free natural fibers create a luxury lifestyle collection for those who appreciate garments with thought. His visionary store in Milan’s Brera neighborhood, along with a recently opened store in a historic palazzo in Rome have cultivated a growing and loyal following.

Established by Ludovico Bruno in 2022, Mordecai provides an alternative in the fashion panorama for those seeking timelessness at the intersection of sport, work, street and formal-wear. Silhouette-driven in approach, the label conceives light, versatile garments enabled by functional detail and sophisticated construction – produced in Italy by Hostage.

SEASE creates dedicated kits providing the essentials for every experience. Versatile, resistant, highly performing - designs come in different versions, so that wearers can enjoy experiences at best, regardless of the season. SEASE interprets modernity by taking tailoring to its most contemporary level with the means of innovative technology. Fabrics are selected for their quality, innovation and sustainability, and are 100% Made in Italy.

Established in 1946, Sebago was born from a consumer demand for quality, casual footwear by three New England natives and close friends. Hand sewn with the finest craftsmanship, Sebago marries their marine routes with their mutual love and inspiration of their native landscape. Binding tradition with a true vocation for innovation, Sebago is timeless yet contemporary, and remains a reference point of elegance beyond any dress code and fashion wave.

Everything began in Martina Franca, Puglia, in the workshop of Vito Lerario known as Tagliatore because he used to cut and stitch shoe uppers. A story made of passion and determination, of love for beauty and elegance. A family business, which has reached the third generation and is founded on an all Italian production line. Among the four children, each with a key role within the company, Pino Lerario is the creative mind and the spokesperson driving the brand, who follows with meticulous attention all the planning and productive phases.

From Siberia to Paris, Yves Salomon’s story is a tale of a family of pioneers and visionaries, dating back to 1910. Once the supplier of fur to a brands such as Dior, Revillon and Thierry Mugler, the third generation of the house, Yves Salomon, became a brand in its own right. Yves Salomon, known for its expertise and centennial fur tradition, perfectly blends latest fashion trends with innovation and offers womenswear, menswear, and accessories collections.