Materials Spring Summer 2025-26

• Leather is presented very soft and flexible, with matte, satin and suede finishes
• The surfaces are smooth, with original grain textures -floater- and sober engravings of reptile and fantasy prints
• Another alternative is the use of two-tone embossed finishes
• Shine is expressed through metallic treatments, with chrome or mirror silver standing out as the most prominent
• Color preferences lean toward natural and pastel tones, such as creamy beiges and browns

• Volume in leather is achieved through wrinkled, pleated, cracked and deeply embossed finishes
• Perforated and interwoven materials are functional for summer footwear and add an artisanal touch
• Matte or semi-gloss finishes are commonly used, contrasted with selective shiny areas
• Color gradients are applied to create depth and movement in the materials
• Multicolored and sober interwoven materials in one or two tones, maintaining its manual character and elegance

• A wide selection of open-weave fabrics: mesh, and mesh knitted fabric. Sheer fabrics: tulle, muslin, and organza
• New floral, striped and polka-dot prints appear in innovative color combinations
• Neoprene scuba fabric, solid and printed, offer elasticity and durability, with matte or satin finishes
• Shiny effects are obtained through lurex fabrics, brocades with metallic threads, or pearlescent satins
• Many materials adopt the “optical” white color, brighter and more luminous, often combined with pastel hues

• Denim continues in classic colors and new tones, both plain and printed
• Soft and fresh fabrics include linen, cotton, rayon and canvas
• “Boho” prints with floral and nature-inspired motifs along with paisley, shaped like curved teardrops
• Plain and printed jacquards, among which the Damascus designs, typical of oriental tapestry, stand out
• Lace and embroidered fabrics with a strong retro aesthetic, both in monochromatic and multicolor versions

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