Burgundy Wool Easy Drop Jacket
$ 858 40% Off $ 515- Product Notes
Family ties are the driving force behind this hearty Italian tailoring house. Business boomed in the 1970s when the brand was picked up on by a number of renowned customers, earning the label a reputation for the sophistication and quality of its construction. Find your perfect piece on The Rake.
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- Size Notes
This product comes in EU sizes.
LARDINI
UK
SML
46
36
S
48
38
M
50
40
L
52
42
XL
54
44
XXL
56
46
3XL
- Materials and Care Notes 73% WOOL 27% FLAX
- Delivery & returns
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The Story
Family ties and camaraderie are the driving force behind this hearty Italian tailoring house. Now residing in the enchanting medieval town of Filottrano, Lardini was first started in the Seventies by Luigi Lardini. Charged with a passion for sartorial elegance, he decided to turn that passion into a menswear collection. Noticing the potential of the endeavour, the rest of the Lardini family soon followed suit and the brand became a true family legacy. Luigi was behind the clothes. His brother, Andrea, handled the technological side, one sister, Lorena, took on administrative duties whilst the other, Annarita, dealt with the finances. None of this would have been possible however without the initial monetary support and backing from their father. 1978 brought in burgeoning business, attracting a number of renowned customers, and earned the Lardini label a reputable name for itself. This initial prosperity and established 15-year introduction encouraged the brand to make headway and release their first named collection in 1993.
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