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Stone Island: the avant-garde of outerwear
Founded in 1982 by the visionary designer Massimo Osti, Stone Island stands out as a worldwide benchmark in technical and functional clothing. The Italian brand began with the Tela Stella, a two-tone canvas inspired by truck tarpaulins, used to create a mini collection of jackets with a raw, utilitarian style.
The brand's signature? An embroidered compass rose patch sewn onto the left sleeve, which has become an iconic symbol of loyalty and of a passion for exploration, of the sea as much as of style.
Between heat-sensitive dyes, reflective jackets, removable linings and mono-filament nylon fibres, the DNA of Stone Island rests on experimentation and pushes the limits of outerwear by turning it into an object of performance.
Stone Island clothing: a street culture across generations
First adopted by the Italian youth of the Paninari in the 80s, Stone Island also became the uniform of the British “casuals”, football supporters with an assertive style, before becoming a streetwear benchmark through artists such as Drake, Travis Scott and A$AP Nast.
Today Stone Island is worn by those looking for authentic pieces with a strong personality. Its collaborations with Nike and Supreme have reinforced its cult status in the world of streetwear.
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