इंस्टाग्राम स्टोरी व्यूअर

OLDER STUDIO for NikeAir_Lab, by @nike x @dropcity_org

One of the key components in the design process behind the uniform identity for Nike & DropCity was taking its starting point in air, crafting a silhouette that felt both light and solid. By using a workwear mesh fabric, the studio created a utility belt with an architectural triangular pattern construction, featuring crossover belt details and adjustable buckles. This piece was paired with a chalk-white jumpsuit with a blue logo print.

All utility belts were made in our atelier in Milano.
All jumpsuits were woven, dyed, and finished in Italy and Europe.
All prints were done in Tuscany.

#OLDERSTUDIO

Photos by @aria.ruffini

OLDER STUDIO for NikeAir_Lab, by @nike x @dropcity_org

One of the key components in the design process behind the uniform identity for Nike & DropCity was taking its starting point in air, crafting a silhouette that felt both light and solid. By using a workwear mesh fabric, the studio created a utility belt with an architectural triangular pattern construction, featuring crossover belt details and adjustable buckles. This piece was paired with a chalk-white jumpsuit with a blue logo print.

All utility belts were made in our atelier in Milano.
All jumpsuits were woven, dyed, and finished in Italy and Europe.
All prints were done in Tuscany.

#OLDERSTUDIO

Photos by @aria.ruffini

OLDER STUDIO for NikeAir_Lab, by @nike x @dropcity_org

One of the key components in the design process behind the uniform identity for Nike & DropCity was taking its starting point in air, crafting a silhouette that felt both light and solid. By using a workwear mesh fabric, the studio created a utility belt with an architectural triangular pattern construction, featuring crossover belt details and adjustable buckles. This piece was paired with a chalk-white jumpsuit with a blue logo print.

All utility belts were made in our atelier in Milano.
All jumpsuits were woven, dyed, and finished in Italy and Europe.
All prints were done in Tuscany.

#OLDERSTUDIO

Photos by @aria.ruffini

OLDER STUDIO for NikeAir_Lab, by @nike x @dropcity_org

One of the key components in the design process behind the uniform identity for Nike & DropCity was taking its starting point in air, crafting a silhouette that felt both light and solid. By using a workwear mesh fabric, the studio created a utility belt with an architectural triangular pattern construction, featuring crossover belt details and adjustable buckles. This piece was paired with a chalk-white jumpsuit with a blue logo print.

All utility belts were made in our atelier in Milano.
All jumpsuits were woven, dyed, and finished in Italy and Europe.
All prints were done in Tuscany.

#OLDERSTUDIO

Photos by @aria.ruffini

OLDER STUDIO for NikeAir_Lab, by @nike x @dropcity_org

One of the key components in the design process behind the uniform identity for Nike & DropCity was taking its starting point in air, crafting a silhouette that felt both light and solid. By using a workwear mesh fabric, the studio created a utility belt with an architectural triangular pattern construction, featuring crossover belt details and adjustable buckles. This piece was paired with a chalk-white jumpsuit with a blue logo print.

All utility belts were made in our atelier in Milano.
All jumpsuits were woven, dyed, and finished in Italy and Europe.
All prints were done in Tuscany.

#OLDERSTUDIO

Photos by @aria.ruffini

OLDER STUDIO for NikeAir_Lab, by @nike x @dropcity_org

One of the key components in the design process behind the uniform identity for Nike & DropCity was taking its starting point in air, crafting a silhouette that felt both light and solid. By using a workwear mesh fabric, the studio created a utility belt with an architectural triangular pattern construction, featuring crossover belt details and adjustable buckles. This piece was paired with a chalk-white jumpsuit with a blue logo print.

All utility belts were made in our atelier in Milano.
All jumpsuits were woven, dyed, and finished in Italy and Europe.
All prints were done in Tuscany.

#OLDERSTUDIO

Photos by @aria.ruffini

OLDER STUDIO for NikeAir_Lab, by @nike x @dropcity_org

One of the key components in the design process behind the uniform identity for Nike & DropCity was taking its starting point in air, crafting a silhouette that felt both light and solid. By using a workwear mesh fabric, the studio created a utility belt with an architectural triangular pattern construction, featuring crossover belt details and adjustable buckles. This piece was paired with a chalk-white jumpsuit with a blue logo print.

All utility belts were made in our atelier in Milano.
All jumpsuits were woven, dyed, and finished in Italy and Europe.
All prints were done in Tuscany.

#OLDERSTUDIO

Photos by @aria.ruffini

OLDER STUDIO for NikeAir_Lab, by @nike x @dropcity_org

One of the key components in the design process behind the uniform identity for Nike & DropCity was taking its starting point in air, crafting a silhouette that felt both light and solid. By using a workwear mesh fabric, the studio created a utility belt with an architectural triangular pattern construction, featuring crossover belt details and adjustable buckles. This piece was paired with a chalk-white jumpsuit with a blue logo print.

All utility belts were made in our atelier in Milano.
All jumpsuits were woven, dyed, and finished in Italy and Europe.
All prints were done in Tuscany.

#OLDERSTUDIO

Photos by @aria.ruffini

OLDER STUDIO for NikeAir_Lab, by @nike x @dropcity_org

One of the key components in the design process behind the uniform identity for Nike & DropCity was taking its starting point in air, crafting a silhouette that felt both light and solid. By using a workwear mesh fabric, the studio created a utility belt with an architectural triangular pattern construction, featuring crossover belt details and adjustable buckles. This piece was paired with a chalk-white jumpsuit with a blue logo print.

All utility belts were made in our atelier in Milano.
All jumpsuits were woven, dyed, and finished in Italy and Europe.
All prints were done in Tuscany.

#OLDERSTUDIO

Photos by @aria.ruffini

OLDER STUDIO for NikeAir_Lab, by @nike x @dropcity_org

One of the key components in the design process behind the uniform identity for Nike & DropCity was taking its starting point in air, crafting a silhouette that felt both light and solid. By using a workwear mesh fabric, the studio created a utility belt with an architectural triangular pattern construction, featuring crossover belt details and adjustable buckles. This piece was paired with a chalk-white jumpsuit with a blue logo print.

All utility belts were made in our atelier in Milano.
All jumpsuits were woven, dyed, and finished in Italy and Europe.
All prints were done in Tuscany.

#OLDERSTUDIO

Photos by @aria.ruffini

OLDER STUDIO for NikeAir_Lab, by @nike x @dropcity_org

One of the key components in the design process behind the uniform identity for Nike & DropCity was taking its starting point in air, crafting a silhouette that felt both light and solid. By using a workwear mesh fabric, the studio created a utility belt with an architectural triangular pattern construction, featuring crossover belt details and adjustable buckles. This piece was paired with a chalk-white jumpsuit with a blue logo print.

All utility belts were made in our atelier in Milano.
All jumpsuits were woven, dyed, and finished in Italy and Europe.
All prints were done in Tuscany.

#OLDERSTUDIO

Photos by @aria.ruffini

OLDER STUDIO for NikeAir_Lab, by @nike x @dropcity_org

One of the key components in the design process behind the uniform identity for Nike & DropCity was taking its starting point in air, crafting a silhouette that felt both light and solid. By using a workwear mesh fabric, the studio created a utility belt with an architectural triangular pattern construction, featuring crossover belt details and adjustable buckles. This piece was paired with a chalk-white jumpsuit with a blue logo print.

All utility belts were made in our atelier in Milano.
All jumpsuits were woven, dyed, and finished in Italy and Europe.
All prints were done in Tuscany.

#OLDERSTUDIO

Photos by @aria.ruffini

OLDER STUDIO for NikeAir_Lab, by @nike x @dropcity_org

One of the key components in the design process behind the uniform identity for Nike & DropCity was taking its starting point in air, crafting a silhouette that felt both light and solid. By using a workwear mesh fabric, the studio created a utility belt with an architectural triangular pattern construction, featuring crossover belt details and adjustable buckles. This piece was paired with a chalk-white jumpsuit with a blue logo print.

All utility belts were made in our atelier in Milano.
All jumpsuits were woven, dyed, and finished in Italy and Europe.
All prints were done in Tuscany.

#OLDERSTUDIO

Photos by @aria.ruffini

OLDER STUDIO for NikeAir_Lab, by @nike x @dropcity_org

One of the key components in the design process behind the uniform identity for Nike & DropCity was taking its starting point in air, crafting a silhouette that felt both light and solid. By using a workwear mesh fabric, the studio created a utility belt with an architectural triangular pattern construction, featuring crossover belt details and adjustable buckles. This piece was paired with a chalk-white jumpsuit with a blue logo print.

All utility belts were made in our atelier in Milano.
All jumpsuits were woven, dyed, and finished in Italy and Europe.
All prints were done in Tuscany.

#OLDERSTUDIO

Photos by @aria.ruffini

OLDER STUDIO for NikeAir_Lab, by @nike x @dropcity_org

One of the key components in the design process behind the uniform identity for Nike & DropCity was taking its starting point in air, crafting a silhouette that felt both light and solid. By using a workwear mesh fabric, the studio created a utility belt with an architectural triangular pattern construction, featuring crossover belt details and adjustable buckles. This piece was paired with a chalk-white jumpsuit with a blue logo print.

All utility belts were made in our atelier in Milano.
All jumpsuits were woven, dyed, and finished in Italy and Europe.
All prints were done in Tuscany.

#OLDERSTUDIO

Photos by @aria.ruffini

OLDER STUDIO for NikeAir_Lab, by @nike x @dropcity_org

One of the key components in the design process behind the uniform identity for Nike & DropCity was taking its starting point in air, crafting a silhouette that felt both light and solid. By using a workwear mesh fabric, the studio created a utility belt with an architectural triangular pattern construction, featuring crossover belt details and adjustable buckles. This piece was paired with a chalk-white jumpsuit with a blue logo print.

All utility belts were made in our atelier in Milano.
All jumpsuits were woven, dyed, and finished in Italy and Europe.
All prints were done in Tuscany.

#OLDERSTUDIO

Photos by @aria.ruffini

“TOBIA WEARING TOBIA SHOT BY TOBIA”
Architect Tobia Scarpa photographed by @tobiafaverio

For everyone that knows us and have been in our casa/bottega, it’s quite obvious that we have a big love and admiration for the work of Tobia Scarpa. It all started with two tossed-out “Soriana” easy chairs that we bought for our home in Paris, more than a decade ago.

Since many years, we have been collecting and lived among his designs, whilst studying his work, and
we can say that he has been a key inspirational figure in our own understanding of design.

The very first uniform shirt that we designed, back in 2015, was named “TOBIA” shirt, as an homage to a hero of ours, and after many years, we had the honour of having the architect Scarpa, wearing it.

Tobia Scarpa is wearing a TOBIA shirt and RUDO jacket, whilst sketching in his studio in January 2026.

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Tobia Scarpa is an award-winning Italian architect and designer who, together with his wife Afra Scarpa, was among the leading figures in postwar Italian design.
Their work spans furniture, interiors, and architecture, and is known for its focus on the technical and aesthetic possibilities of materials, combining functionality with refined craftsmanship.

#OLDERSTUDIO

“TOBIA WEARING TOBIA SHOT BY TOBIA”
Architect Tobia Scarpa photographed by @tobiafaverio

For everyone that knows us and have been in our casa/bottega, it’s quite obvious that we have a big love and admiration for the work of Tobia Scarpa. It all started with two tossed-out “Soriana” easy chairs that we bought for our home in Paris, more than a decade ago.

Since many years, we have been collecting and lived among his designs, whilst studying his work, and
we can say that he has been a key inspirational figure in our own understanding of design.

The very first uniform shirt that we designed, back in 2015, was named “TOBIA” shirt, as an homage to a hero of ours, and after many years, we had the honour of having the architect Scarpa, wearing it.

Tobia Scarpa is wearing a TOBIA shirt and RUDO jacket, whilst sketching in his studio in January 2026.

_ _

Tobia Scarpa is an award-winning Italian architect and designer who, together with his wife Afra Scarpa, was among the leading figures in postwar Italian design.
Their work spans furniture, interiors, and architecture, and is known for its focus on the technical and aesthetic possibilities of materials, combining functionality with refined craftsmanship.

#OLDERSTUDIO

“TOBIA WEARING TOBIA SHOT BY TOBIA”
Architect Tobia Scarpa photographed by @tobiafaverio

For everyone that knows us and have been in our casa/bottega, it’s quite obvious that we have a big love and admiration for the work of Tobia Scarpa. It all started with two tossed-out “Soriana” easy chairs that we bought for our home in Paris, more than a decade ago.

Since many years, we have been collecting and lived among his designs, whilst studying his work, and
we can say that he has been a key inspirational figure in our own understanding of design.

The very first uniform shirt that we designed, back in 2015, was named “TOBIA” shirt, as an homage to a hero of ours, and after many years, we had the honour of having the architect Scarpa, wearing it.

Tobia Scarpa is wearing a TOBIA shirt and RUDO jacket, whilst sketching in his studio in January 2026.

_ _

Tobia Scarpa is an award-winning Italian architect and designer who, together with his wife Afra Scarpa, was among the leading figures in postwar Italian design.
Their work spans furniture, interiors, and architecture, and is known for its focus on the technical and aesthetic possibilities of materials, combining functionality with refined craftsmanship.

#OLDERSTUDIO

“TOBIA WEARING TOBIA SHOT BY TOBIA”
Architect Tobia Scarpa photographed by @tobiafaverio

For everyone that knows us and have been in our casa/bottega, it’s quite obvious that we have a big love and admiration for the work of Tobia Scarpa. It all started with two tossed-out “Soriana” easy chairs that we bought for our home in Paris, more than a decade ago.

Since many years, we have been collecting and lived among his designs, whilst studying his work, and
we can say that he has been a key inspirational figure in our own understanding of design.

The very first uniform shirt that we designed, back in 2015, was named “TOBIA” shirt, as an homage to a hero of ours, and after many years, we had the honour of having the architect Scarpa, wearing it.

Tobia Scarpa is wearing a TOBIA shirt and RUDO jacket, whilst sketching in his studio in January 2026.

_ _

Tobia Scarpa is an award-winning Italian architect and designer who, together with his wife Afra Scarpa, was among the leading figures in postwar Italian design.
Their work spans furniture, interiors, and architecture, and is known for its focus on the technical and aesthetic possibilities of materials, combining functionality with refined craftsmanship.

#OLDERSTUDIO

Our story and Casa Bottega visit
by @theneweramagazine out now online and in stores

Interview by @jonnadaglidenhunt
Photography by @frankstelitano

#OLDERSTUDIO
#TheNewEraMagazine

Our story and Casa Bottega visit
by @theneweramagazine out now online and in stores

Interview by @jonnadaglidenhunt
Photography by @frankstelitano

#OLDERSTUDIO
#TheNewEraMagazine

Our story and Casa Bottega visit
by @theneweramagazine out now online and in stores

Interview by @jonnadaglidenhunt
Photography by @frankstelitano

#OLDERSTUDIO
#TheNewEraMagazine

Our story and Casa Bottega visit
by @theneweramagazine out now online and in stores

Interview by @jonnadaglidenhunt
Photography by @frankstelitano

#OLDERSTUDIO
#TheNewEraMagazine

Our story and Casa Bottega visit
by @theneweramagazine out now online and in stores

Interview by @jonnadaglidenhunt
Photography by @frankstelitano

#OLDERSTUDIO
#TheNewEraMagazine

Our story and Casa Bottega visit
by @theneweramagazine out now online and in stores

Interview by @jonnadaglidenhunt
Photography by @frankstelitano

#OLDERSTUDIO
#TheNewEraMagazine

Our story and Casa Bottega visit
by @theneweramagazine out now online and in stores

Interview by @jonnadaglidenhunt
Photography by @frankstelitano

#OLDERSTUDIO
#TheNewEraMagazine

Our story and Casa Bottega visit
by @theneweramagazine out now online and in stores

Interview by @jonnadaglidenhunt
Photography by @frankstelitano

#OLDERSTUDIO
#TheNewEraMagazine

Our story and Casa Bottega visit
by @theneweramagazine out now online and in stores

Interview by @jonnadaglidenhunt
Photography by @frankstelitano

#OLDERSTUDIO
#TheNewEraMagazine

Our story and Casa Bottega visit
by @theneweramagazine out now online and in stores

Interview by @jonnadaglidenhunt
Photography by @frankstelitano

#OLDERSTUDIO
#TheNewEraMagazine

Our story and Casa Bottega visit
by @theneweramagazine out now online and in stores

Interview by @jonnadaglidenhunt
Photography by @frankstelitano

#OLDERSTUDIO
#TheNewEraMagazine

Our story and Casa Bottega visit
by @theneweramagazine out now online and in stores

Interview by @jonnadaglidenhunt
Photography by @frankstelitano

#OLDERSTUDIO
#TheNewEraMagazine

Our story and Casa Bottega visit
by @theneweramagazine out now online and in stores

Interview by @jonnadaglidenhunt
Photography by @frankstelitano

#OLDERSTUDIO
#TheNewEraMagazine

Founders’ portrait

Portrait by @luigi_fiano
@ardesia_coco

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The team at @esserestaurant_cph by @mattorlando_esse is wearing our RUDO work-jacket and DAGMA female waistcoat.

Both styles are part of our permanent collection—woven in Italy and manufactured in Europe.

Photography by @savour.duo

#OLDERSTUDIO

The team at @esserestaurant_cph by @mattorlando_esse is wearing our RUDO work-jacket and DAGMA female waistcoat.

Both styles are part of our permanent collection—woven in Italy and manufactured in Europe.

Photography by @savour.duo

#OLDERSTUDIO

The team at @esserestaurant_cph by @mattorlando_esse is wearing our RUDO work-jacket and DAGMA female waistcoat.

Both styles are part of our permanent collection—woven in Italy and manufactured in Europe.

Photography by @savour.duo

#OLDERSTUDIO

The team at @esserestaurant_cph by @mattorlando_esse is wearing our RUDO work-jacket and DAGMA female waistcoat.

Both styles are part of our permanent collection—woven in Italy and manufactured in Europe.

Photography by @savour.duo

#OLDERSTUDIO

The team at @esserestaurant_cph by @mattorlando_esse is wearing our RUDO work-jacket and DAGMA female waistcoat.

Both styles are part of our permanent collection—woven in Italy and manufactured in Europe.

Photography by @savour.duo

#OLDERSTUDIO

The team at @esserestaurant_cph by @mattorlando_esse is wearing our RUDO work-jacket and DAGMA female waistcoat.

Both styles are part of our permanent collection—woven in Italy and manufactured in Europe.

Photography by @savour.duo

#OLDERSTUDIO

The team at @esserestaurant_cph by @mattorlando_esse is wearing our RUDO work-jacket and DAGMA female waistcoat.

Both styles are part of our permanent collection—woven in Italy and manufactured in Europe.

Photography by @savour.duo

#OLDERSTUDIO

The team at @esserestaurant_cph by @mattorlando_esse is wearing our RUDO work-jacket and DAGMA female waistcoat.

Both styles are part of our permanent collection—woven in Italy and manufactured in Europe.

Photography by @savour.duo

#OLDERSTUDIO

HOW YOUR ORDER FINDS YOU

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HOW YOUR ORDER FINDS YOU

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Olha Baturevych, responsable de salle adjointe.

Elle arrive chez Datil il y a un an comme cheffe de rang, en France il y a trois ans, après avoir quitté son pays, l’Ukraine, au début de la guerre à grande échelle. Au départ, c’est temporaire — quelques semaines de sécurité, une pause avant de pouvoir rentrer. Elle convainc ses parents de partir avec elle mais après quelques mois loin de chez eux, ils décident de retourner à Lishchynka - “ліщина”, un village dont le nom vient du mot « noisetier », dans la ferme familiale sans laquelle ils n’imaginent pas leur vie.

Olha grandit à Kyiv, elle y étudie les langues mais c’est dans la gastronomie qu’elle construit sa carrière : restaurants, festivals, catering. « J’ai toujours été très connectée à la cuisine et à tout ce qu’il y a autour. Les grandes tablées familiales, les journées passées à cuisiner, les plats encore chauds qu’on apporte aux voisins. Ça a toujours été pour moi une manière de créer du lien et d’être ensemble. ».

En 2017, Olha participe à l’ouverture du Zigzag, un lieu important dans la contre-culture kyivienne - toujours actif aujourd’hui. Le projet se développe et elle finit par gérer trois établissements du groupe, dont une galerie d’art avec un café - le dernier projet auquel elle participe avant la guerre.

Quand elle passe la porte de Datil, elle retrouve une atmosphère familière.
« J’ai commencé à suivre sur Instagram tous les artistes et artisan.es qui avaient participé à la création du lieu. J’avais l’impression de déjà connaître cette énergie. »

Olha n’a jamais imaginé vivre en France.
« À un moment, j’ai compris que j’aurai désormais deux endroits que je pouvais considérer comme chez moi : Kyiv bien sûr, mais aussi Paris. »
« Elle devient manager dans un restaurant où elle rencontre son mari. « On a plein de rêves de travail ensemble. »
En parallèle, elle suit des cours de design graphique, qui lui permettent de contribuer à la communication de projets caritatifs artistiques et culinaires en Ukraine.

L’étoile verte reçue cette année la rend fière. « Ce respect de la terre, du vivant, des plantes, du cycle des récoltes - c’est quelque chose de profondément ancré en moi.

@o.baturevych

Carolino by OLDER Studio

Awarded with The Monocle Design Awards 2022 for Most Playful Design, the Carolino Service Trolley is now, for the first time since its inception, exclusively available and distributed through OLDER Studio.

Available in neon pink and cherry red, it is made of coloured plywood & painted iron – all pieces are handcrafted by artisans in Tuscany

You need a friend for your space ?
Discover it through link in the stories.

#OLDERSTUDIO

Carolino by OLDER Studio

Awarded with The Monocle Design Awards 2022 for Most Playful Design, the Carolino Service Trolley is now, for the first time since its inception, exclusively available and distributed through OLDER Studio.

Available in neon pink and cherry red, it is made of coloured plywood & painted iron – all pieces are handcrafted by artisans in Tuscany

You need a friend for your space ?
Discover it through link in the stories.

#OLDERSTUDIO

Carolino by OLDER Studio

Awarded with The Monocle Design Awards 2022 for Most Playful Design, the Carolino Service Trolley is now, for the first time since its inception, exclusively available and distributed through OLDER Studio.

Available in neon pink and cherry red, it is made of coloured plywood & painted iron – all pieces are handcrafted by artisans in Tuscany

You need a friend for your space ?
Discover it through link in the stories.

#OLDERSTUDIO

Carolino by OLDER Studio

Awarded with The Monocle Design Awards 2022 for Most Playful Design, the Carolino Service Trolley is now, for the first time since its inception, exclusively available and distributed through OLDER Studio.

Available in neon pink and cherry red, it is made of coloured plywood & painted iron – all pieces are handcrafted by artisans in Tuscany

You need a friend for your space ?
Discover it through link in the stories.

#OLDERSTUDIO

Carolino by OLDER Studio

Awarded with The Monocle Design Awards 2022 for Most Playful Design, the Carolino Service Trolley is now, for the first time since its inception, exclusively available and distributed through OLDER Studio.

Available in neon pink and cherry red, it is made of coloured plywood & painted iron – all pieces are handcrafted by artisans in Tuscany

You need a friend for your space ?
Discover it through link in the stories.

#OLDERSTUDIO

Carolino by OLDER Studio

Awarded with The Monocle Design Awards 2022 for Most Playful Design, the Carolino Service Trolley is now, for the first time since its inception, exclusively available and distributed through OLDER Studio.

Available in neon pink and cherry red, it is made of coloured plywood & painted iron – all pieces are handcrafted by artisans in Tuscany

You need a friend for your space ?
Discover it through link in the stories.

#OLDERSTUDIO

DETAILS_

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Fabio is wearing a DOUBLE-BREASTED suit jacket designed for managerial roles within hospitality, paired with an ALBERTO button down shirt and a pair of HARRY trousers.
Next to him “CUFFIO” – a uniform for @navadesignmilano

#OLDERSTUDIO

Photo by @t_space_studio

SUPPLY CHAIN PROTOCOL
Photographed by @a_pellicoro

TEXTILE ORIGIN
Woven, dyed, finished in Italy and Europe → vertically integrated production network.
Certified organic cotton // recycled polyester (post-consumer PET).
Recycled input processed via low-impact mechanical systems (↓ water / ↓ energy / ↓ CO₂).

FABRIC ARCHITECTURE
Hybrid structure designed for workwear-grade performance.
Optimised for abrasion resistance, dimensional stability, and long-cycle wear.

FINISHING SYSTEM
Hydro-repellent treatment (PFAS-free).
Fluorine-free formulation achieves water + stain resistance through low-impact chemistry.
Result: reduced washing frequency // no-ironing // extended garment lifecycle.

MANUFACTURING
100% European production.
Facilities operate under certified environmental and social compliance protocols.
Full process traceability across weaving → finishing → garment construction.

CARBON LOGIC
Localised supply chain → reduced transport load.
Material selection + process engineering aimed at footprint minimisation per unit.

PACKAGING
Compostable delivery system worldwide.
End-of-life aligned with circular material flow.

Alessio Pellicoro (1994) is an Italian contemporary photographer who uses landscape, still life and portrait photography as a journey to self-discovery. Driven by a poetic vision, he uses light to transform ordinary subjects into intimate, expressive images, revealing deeper meanings in everyday life, inviting viewers to slow down and connect with his imaginative world.
Alessio’s work has been published in several magazines such as Phroom mag, Photocaptionist, Life Framer, Ombra Magazine, C41 Mag, Perimetro, GUP… also finding space within various group and solo exhibitions in Italy but also all over the world between Thailand, Canada, England and Germany.

#OLDERSTUDIO

SUPPLY CHAIN PROTOCOL
Photographed by @a_pellicoro

TEXTILE ORIGIN
Woven, dyed, finished in Italy and Europe → vertically integrated production network.
Certified organic cotton // recycled polyester (post-consumer PET).
Recycled input processed via low-impact mechanical systems (↓ water / ↓ energy / ↓ CO₂).

FABRIC ARCHITECTURE
Hybrid structure designed for workwear-grade performance.
Optimised for abrasion resistance, dimensional stability, and long-cycle wear.

FINISHING SYSTEM
Hydro-repellent treatment (PFAS-free).
Fluorine-free formulation achieves water + stain resistance through low-impact chemistry.
Result: reduced washing frequency // no-ironing // extended garment lifecycle.

MANUFACTURING
100% European production.
Facilities operate under certified environmental and social compliance protocols.
Full process traceability across weaving → finishing → garment construction.

CARBON LOGIC
Localised supply chain → reduced transport load.
Material selection + process engineering aimed at footprint minimisation per unit.

PACKAGING
Compostable delivery system worldwide.
End-of-life aligned with circular material flow.

Alessio Pellicoro (1994) is an Italian contemporary photographer who uses landscape, still life and portrait photography as a journey to self-discovery. Driven by a poetic vision, he uses light to transform ordinary subjects into intimate, expressive images, revealing deeper meanings in everyday life, inviting viewers to slow down and connect with his imaginative world.
Alessio’s work has been published in several magazines such as Phroom mag, Photocaptionist, Life Framer, Ombra Magazine, C41 Mag, Perimetro, GUP… also finding space within various group and solo exhibitions in Italy but also all over the world between Thailand, Canada, England and Germany.

#OLDERSTUDIO

SUPPLY CHAIN PROTOCOL
Photographed by @a_pellicoro

TEXTILE ORIGIN
Woven, dyed, finished in Italy and Europe → vertically integrated production network.
Certified organic cotton // recycled polyester (post-consumer PET).
Recycled input processed via low-impact mechanical systems (↓ water / ↓ energy / ↓ CO₂).

FABRIC ARCHITECTURE
Hybrid structure designed for workwear-grade performance.
Optimised for abrasion resistance, dimensional stability, and long-cycle wear.

FINISHING SYSTEM
Hydro-repellent treatment (PFAS-free).
Fluorine-free formulation achieves water + stain resistance through low-impact chemistry.
Result: reduced washing frequency // no-ironing // extended garment lifecycle.

MANUFACTURING
100% European production.
Facilities operate under certified environmental and social compliance protocols.
Full process traceability across weaving → finishing → garment construction.

CARBON LOGIC
Localised supply chain → reduced transport load.
Material selection + process engineering aimed at footprint minimisation per unit.

PACKAGING
Compostable delivery system worldwide.
End-of-life aligned with circular material flow.

Alessio Pellicoro (1994) is an Italian contemporary photographer who uses landscape, still life and portrait photography as a journey to self-discovery. Driven by a poetic vision, he uses light to transform ordinary subjects into intimate, expressive images, revealing deeper meanings in everyday life, inviting viewers to slow down and connect with his imaginative world.
Alessio’s work has been published in several magazines such as Phroom mag, Photocaptionist, Life Framer, Ombra Magazine, C41 Mag, Perimetro, GUP… also finding space within various group and solo exhibitions in Italy but also all over the world between Thailand, Canada, England and Germany.

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SUPPLY CHAIN PROTOCOL
Photographed by @a_pellicoro

TEXTILE ORIGIN
Woven, dyed, finished in Italy and Europe → vertically integrated production network.
Certified organic cotton // recycled polyester (post-consumer PET).
Recycled input processed via low-impact mechanical systems (↓ water / ↓ energy / ↓ CO₂).

FABRIC ARCHITECTURE
Hybrid structure designed for workwear-grade performance.
Optimised for abrasion resistance, dimensional stability, and long-cycle wear.

FINISHING SYSTEM
Hydro-repellent treatment (PFAS-free).
Fluorine-free formulation achieves water + stain resistance through low-impact chemistry.
Result: reduced washing frequency // no-ironing // extended garment lifecycle.

MANUFACTURING
100% European production.
Facilities operate under certified environmental and social compliance protocols.
Full process traceability across weaving → finishing → garment construction.

CARBON LOGIC
Localised supply chain → reduced transport load.
Material selection + process engineering aimed at footprint minimisation per unit.

PACKAGING
Compostable delivery system worldwide.
End-of-life aligned with circular material flow.

Alessio Pellicoro (1994) is an Italian contemporary photographer who uses landscape, still life and portrait photography as a journey to self-discovery. Driven by a poetic vision, he uses light to transform ordinary subjects into intimate, expressive images, revealing deeper meanings in everyday life, inviting viewers to slow down and connect with his imaginative world.
Alessio’s work has been published in several magazines such as Phroom mag, Photocaptionist, Life Framer, Ombra Magazine, C41 Mag, Perimetro, GUP… also finding space within various group and solo exhibitions in Italy but also all over the world between Thailand, Canada, England and Germany.

#OLDERSTUDIO

OLDER x @theofficialselfridges

Uniforms for 40 Duke, the new home of Personal Shopping at Selfridges London, and the club for socialising, fashion and culture.

#OLDERSTUDIO

OLDER x @theofficialselfridges

Uniforms for 40 Duke, the new home of Personal Shopping at Selfridges London, and the club for socialising, fashion and culture.

#OLDERSTUDIO

OLDER x @theofficialselfridges

Uniforms for 40 Duke, the new home of Personal Shopping at Selfridges London, and the club for socialising, fashion and culture.

#OLDERSTUDIO