Japanese brand Gramicci has decided to collaborate with Alpha Industries for the SS21 collection, presenting a unisex capsule limit edition.
These two brands are well known for their history and for the uniqueness they convey and highlight in their garments.
On the one hand, the Japanese brand founded in 1982 and known for the creation of the G-Pant, one of the iconic models of the brand.
On the other hand, the American brand founded back in 1959 and making history with the production of military jackets directly commissioned by the US Ministry of Defence and now known for its classic MA-1 bomber jackets.
The new capsule, as you can see, features the recognised details of the two brands, in the trousers, Gramicci wanted to keep its own robust organic cotton fabric with the patented reinforced gusseted crotch.
Alpha Industries, on the other hand, has highlighted its own double-folded pockets on the trousers and a zipped pocket on the t-shirts, designed in the past to fit a cigarette packet.
Both espouse the philosophy of robust and resistant garments.
The capsule is already available on the official Gramicci and Alpha Industries websites.
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