Hero Sportmax

A tailored blazer that fuses sartorial style and a innovative direction. Crafted from pure grisaille wool, the design features unconventional elements incorporated into its razor-sharp silhouette. Discover

It's all in the cut. The structured silhouette of this jacket has a sharp, sartorial attitude, with a cropped length and defined lines for powerful impact. Expertly crafted from a woollen blend, the jacket draws on signature suiting details, with flap pockets, a peak collar and buttoned cuffs. The design is elevated and feminised. Discover

Sartorial codes are given a contemporary reimagining. Cut for long, highly accentuated shape, this pure wool waistcoat boasts a sculptural silhouette. Discover

Sartorial looks in this Sportmax Fall Winter 1979 campaign by Alberta Tiburzi.

Twin 1 A Sportmax

Bold shoulders, waistline pleats and a lightly flared skirt: the silhouette of this Prince of Wales-style wool suit for Fall/Winter 1979.

Twin 1 B Sportmax

This season’s skirt offers an immensely flattering fit, with a feminine wrap front and knee-length hem. Crafted from a checked wool blend, the design has a straight cut and no waistband, giving a clean, ultra-modern effect. Discover

Feminine tailoring at its finest. Sartorial codes meet modern directions to create a highly wearable bodice top, made using traditional craftsmanship in a sartorial checked wool. The wide neckline and shoulder straps are complemented by bold fastenings, faux leather trims. Discover

With a razor-sharp cut, this dynamic wool blend blazer offers a flattering, figure-hugging fit. With structured tailoring, the double-breasted design features an asymmetric fastening, peak lapel collar and small flap pockets. Discover

The tailoring Era

Feminine suiting through the decades reflects the brand’s expertise in fabrication and tailoring: (from left) buttoned‑up pairings found in the Fall/Winter 1969 and Fall/Winter 2007 collections, along with asymmetric interpretations for Spring/Summer 2020.

Single Sportmax

Cut from pure wool enhanced with a dash of stretch, the new smoking jacket fuses comfort and sartorial style. The design draws on traditional tailoring codes with its streamlined single-breasted silhouette, contrast satin lapels and button cuffs. Discover

Sleek and sartorial. These trousers are sharp and immensely flattering: elevated with a fusion of luxury fabrics for a very modern attitude. A long straight-cut leg accentuates the body, whilst a tabbed waistband, slant pockets and concealed fastening emulate distinctive styling. Discover

Crafted from pure wool, this directional design pays homage to classic tailoring. The dynamic tuxedo dress is completed with a mini sunray pleat under skirt. Discover

The face of androgynous minimalism for the Spring Summer 1998 campaign by Marc Hom, featuring Audrey Marnay.

Twin 2 A Sportmax

Feminine ruffles create a sophisticated atmosphere for this Fall Winter 2005 campaign by Dušan Reljin.

Twin 2 B Sportmax