Materials Fall Winter 2025

• ​Leathers with warm, matte finishes, such as suede and nubuck, are highly polished and soft to the touch, resembling textile materials
• Emphasis on original porosities, often retaining inherent "imperfections"
• More voluminous surfaces feature embossing, furs, stitching, scaly, and double-sided textures: leather-wool
• Leathers with textile and bicolor reptile prints
• Wrinkled metallics and on uniform textures: striped or geometric

• Among the most common colors are warm beige and brown, green, and blue
• Finishes that reflect the passage of time -weathered, oxidized, and worn- with high aesthetic content
• Notable presence of hides as complements in various products
• Corduroy, velvet, bouclé, terry cloth, and astrakhan among the preferred textures
• 3D and retro prints

• ​Tartan or plaid patterns on diverse textures -flat and furred-
• Antique and rustic multicolored fabrics with highlighted textures
• Renewal of denim: new colors, prints, and finishes
• Technical fabrics with tight weaves, waterproof, and with thermal insulation
• Materials with lurex shine, canvas with resin applications

• Surfaces enriched with embroidery and decorative matelassé
• Tweed, flannel, and cheviot, in bi- and multicolored versions, with herringbone, striped, and retro patterns
  
• Foam, rubberized, and lined materials for thermal protection and increased durability
• Cotton and polyester gabardines with a variety of sublimated designs
• Mesh knitted and ripstop tear-resistant fabrics for high-resistance sneakers and booties

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