Elevated Workwear with Fabio

Fabio: Genovese, Sneaker Freak, resident of “Milano Sud”
Personal Style: Streetwear / Workwear
Favorite Brands: Carhartt, Polo Sport
Personal Anthem: “Everyday Struggle“, Notorious BIG
The Item He’d Take Home: JordanLuca Barn Jacket

JordanLuca Barn Jacket (S/S 2025)
“New clothes for new people” this beloved hybrid London/Milan brand is kind of setting the pace for where fashion is going right now. This barn jacket is both fashion-forward and super classic and we think it would be perfect for a client deep in the hip-hop aesthetic or even a super tall Scandi woman.

Dainese Leather Trousers (2020s)
This Italian brand has its origins in protective gear for motorcyclists but has expanded its offer to include sports alpine skiing, mountain biking, competitive sailing and even clothing to be worn in… outer space. A good pair of leather trousers is an investment piece that works for all the vibes, dressed up with a blazer or down with a sweatshirt.

Missoni Vintage Cardigan (1990s)
Unmistakable, always true to itself, instantly recognisable and perfect. Missoni knitwear – especially the “archive” pieces, is literally thrifting “gold”. Milan, thankfully, has ample supply but the good stuff never lasts long in our shops. Ideally suited to achieve that “Eclectic Grandpa” aesthetic that is trending right now.

El Charro x Frye Boots (late ‘80s)
If you don’t know these boots, you probably weren’t young in Italy in the ‘80s and ‘90s. El Charro was the iconic brand making “American Cowboy” style a thing on the streets of Milan and Rome and these made-in-Mexico boots in collaboration with Frye was literally the “it” shoe for the “paninaro” set. The boots cost €113 (size 43) and are available – at least at the time of this writing – in our Corso Lodi 18 location.