From technical outerwear and versatile travel pieces to whimsical collaborations and nature-inspired accessories, these nine releases offer all you need to move effortlessly between city life, outdoor adventures and everything in between.
Aigle by Setchu
Gone fishing … Aigle by Setchu. Photo: HandoutJapanese designer Satoshi Kuwata, founder of Milan-based label Setchu, and French outdoor brand Aigle have teamed up for a collection that combines Kuwata’s passion for fishing with Aigle’s technical expertise. Named Aigle by Setchu, the range is equally suitable for city slickers and lovers of the great outdoors. Wardrobe staples such as trench coats, safari jackets and a series of easily packable garments including padded pants and a sherpa jacket reflect Aigle’s focus on functionality and performance. For the range, Kuwata created an origami-inspired logo and a signature double stripe motif.Berluti
Berluti Fly jacket and bag. Photo: Handout
Berluti’s Fly range provides a curated wardrobe for on-the-go types and frequent travellers. Made of supple lambskin, the Fly leather jacket is fully reversible and lightweight – ideal when temperatures start to drop in the autumn. Pack yours in the equally versatile Fly bag, also made of soft lambskin.
The smaller Fly 24h is suitable for everyday wear or an overnight trip, while the roomier Fly 72h is a great option for those who are allergic to checking in any luggage.Brunello Cucinelli
Brunello Cucinelli Goldcraft Futura sunglasses. Photo: HandoutThe Goldcraft Futura sunglasses from Brunello Cucinelli evoke the world of exploration. Befitting the Italian label’s focus on luxurious materials and top-notch craftsmanship, the glasses are made in Japan of solid 18k yellow gold and will set you back almost US$10,000. Their side shields can also be removed to create a completely different frame.