Fall Winter 2021/22
Suspended between nostalgia and novelty, the A/W 21/22 collection from Santaniello swings between contrasts, comparing and combining them. New classics, classically new.
Captured in the metaphysical surrounds of EUR – a striking Roman neighbourhood filled with angles and shade – the campaign invites you to enter a story but never reaching an ending.
The focus of the collection is on quality: every piece has been conceived with the intrinsic value of the materials in mind. The design respects tradition but always with an eye to new ways of dressing. Versatile and ageless pieces can be combined for elegance or comfort.
From the new informal look of the grey pinstripe suit to the rediscovered refinement of corduroy.
Complementing our classic jackets – with 2 buttons, 3 buttons, or double-breasted buttons – one of the protagonists of the Santaniello AW21/22 collection is the Zagara overshirt, to be worn as a jacket for autumn and doubling as a cardigan in colder months.
The outerwear reinterprets classic models: the Holmes, inspired by the cut of the traditional Montgomery but without toggles, and the quintessential C38 double-breasted in camel-coloured beaver.
The trouser collection has expanded with new models that look to the past and the present: the Granata pants, inspired by Nepalese Gurkha military uniforms with a buckle; the 90s-inspired Load cargo pants are repurposed into a tailored version; and the Barone joggers meet contemporary needs for comfort without sacrificing style.
The color palette combines vivid natural shades – browns, greens and oranges in homage to the 70s – while sharp contrasts mimic the campaign’s play of light and shadow, reminding us that shadows are never really black.
White asserts itself as a mainstay of winter elegance, while the blue symbol of our brand is once again “the new black”. Classic but always new and bright.
The trend of the season, check makes its comeback – from micro-check to the classic Tartan – skilfully revisited in new colors throughout our jackets.
Fabrics include a lot of corduroy, a winter version of tailored denim, dyed cashmere, and new wools. These are often combined with technical fabrics from archive designs and balanced blends which enhance the characteristics of each raw material and best interpret the design of the garment.
The Il Viaggiatore label – machine washable, no-iron garments – grows with new combinations celebrating a return to travel.
ON is also back, the new versatile frontier of tailoring that combines elegance and functionality thanks to the technical characteristics of the jersey fabric: perfect fit, extra comfort, ultra-light, easy care.
