Stone Island's new camo prints

The advanced research made on materials and new technologies is, since its origins, the trademark of Stone Island. Although it has developed over the years experience in working with materials that no other company can have, Carlo Rivetti's brand continues to play with fabrics, colors and designs, with a special focus on functional and military aesthetics. This exploration of camouflage has inspired three new camouflage patterns for the SS20 season, each interpreted, in outerwear, with a different and complex textile and dyeing technique. Desert Camo is characterized by a palette of pink, red, black and grey. The garments decorated with this graphic are made of durable cotton reps blended with Cordura® ultra twisted yarn. The fabric is 3-colour pigment printed with an additional black raised and shiny polyurethane print.

The second innovation is made on Big Loom looms, which lead to the creation of complex and oversized jacquard designs in different shades of grey.

The Camo Devorè Watro pattern of this cotton nylon mouliné fabric, on the other hand, was created through a complex printing process and garment-dyeing. The result is an interesting spray effect that plays with blue, grey and sand.

The Desert Camo garments will be available on stoneisland.com from Tuesday, February 4, starting at 3pm; while the Big Loom Camo-TC and Camo Devorè Watro garments will be available soon.