A knitwear collection designed for the warmer seasons: noble materials, sophisticated craftsmanship, and essential design to naturally dress every moment of the day. Our selection includes timeless models and contemporary interpretations, with attention to fit, thermal comfort, and sartorial details.
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Summer yarns and knits: what to choose and why
Combed or mercerized cotton: cool and compact feel, excellent breathability, clean and bright appearance.
Pure linen or cotton-linen blend: light and airy texture, quick-drying, relaxed and natural look.
Silk or silk-cotton blend: luxurious softness, thermoregulation, elegant sheen.
Summer cashmere and new-generation technical blends: controlled warmth in the evening, feather-light weight and superior comfort.
Knitting techniques: fine ribs for clean lines, rice stitch and pique for a tactile feel, micro-perforations and light jacquards for greater ventilation.
Key models of the season
Light crew neck: essential and versatile, perfect over a shirt or T-shirt.
V-neck: slims the figure and enhances necks and thin ties.
Knitted polo: sophisticated alternative to the pique polo, from smart casual to business casual.
Summer cardigan (buttons or zip): the smart layer for the office and evening, pairs with denim, chinos and an unstructured blazer.
Half-zip and overshirt sweaters: practical, versatile, ideal for transitioning from day to evening.
Fit and comfort
Choose based on your build:
Slim fit: sleek profile, ideal under light jackets.
Regular fit: balance between comfort and clean lines.
Comfort fit: softer volumes without sacrificing shape.
Tip: check shoulders and chest; the garment should fall straight to the hips, without tension at the elbows and forearms. Ribbed cuffs should fit snugly without being tight.
Colors and pairings
Sophisticated neutrals: optical white, ivory, sand, pearl gray, navy. Maximum versatility.
Seasonal shades: sage green, dusty blue, terracotta, powder pink to liven up monochromatic looks.
Pairings: navy cardigan + sand chinos + loafers; ivory knit polo + dark denim + clean sneakers; linen crew neck + unstructured blazer + light trousers for an impeccable business casual look.
Weekend & travel: cotton-linen sweaters that don't wrinkle easily, perfect for luggage.
Occasions
Contemporary office: knit polo or fine crew neck under an unstructured blazer.
Aperitifs and evenings: light half-zip or cardigan over a poplin shirt.
Weekend at the beach: linen and silk-cotton blends, light colors and openwork knits for the evening breeze.
Informal ceremonies: silky V-neck with tailored trousers and loafers.
Care and maintenance
Washing: hand wash or delicate/wool program max 30°, mild detergent; dark garments inside out.
Drying: lay flat on a towel, away from direct heat sources; avoid tumble dryer.
Storage: fold and store flat; avoid hangers to prevent shoulder deformation.
Pilling: physiological on natural yarns; gently remove with a fabric comb or sweater shaver.
Freshness: air after use; avoid excessively frequent washing to preserve feel and color.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best materials for men's summer knitwear?
The most suitable options are combed/mercerized cotton, pure linen or linen blends with cotton, silk or silk-cotton, and summer cashmere. They offer breathability, thermoregulation, and lightness without sacrificing a soft hand.
Is knitwear warm in summer?
Not if you choose fine weights, openwork processing, and natural yarns. Light colours and styles such as knitted polos or light cardigans help manage temperature changes between outdoors and air-conditioned environments.
How do I choose the right fit?
Start with the chest and shoulders: the garment should fit without pulling. Choose a slim fit if wearing it under a blazer, a regular fit for versatile use, and a comfort fit for more freedom. If you are between two sizes, consider the fabric (linen and silk are less elastic) and your primary use.
