Loro Piana Farmer Clothes
Loro Piana's newest collection finds it a long way away from home and, yet, not so far from its heart. The quintessentially Italian creator of fine fabrics and refined clothing has traveled to the remote Scottish highlands for a one-off collection of rustic outdoorwear.
On paper, sounds like a trek from Loro Piana's preferred locales in the Alps and its sheep farms of Australia and New Zealand. Or is it?
A notoriously rainy region littered with steep mountains and clear blue lakes, the Highlands demand clothing with purpose, just like any high-altitude trek or desert hike. Here's where Loro Piana's fine, functional fabrics come into play.
Cheviot, a traditional hardwearing Scottish wool, rainproof wax, and Loro Piana’s signature water-fighting Storm System all form a range of modern outdoorsy gear with traditional leanings. This is farmer luxury.
The rustic waxed-cotton outerwear and relaxed tailoring looks at home against a backdrop of grassy Scottish farmland, grounded by traditional tartan lining.
With its muted color scheme of browns and khaki greens, Loro Piana's Highland collection, already available on LP's website, aligns nicely with the fashion house's recent oeuvre.
Recall Loro Piana's partnership with ROA, a rare sneaker collaboration from the archetypal quiet luxury brand that presented a similar blend of old-school mountaineering with new-school tech.
And in Loro Piana's Fall/Winter 2025 collection one finds a similar middle ground between useful workwear-leaning garments and the typically elegant fare often associated with Loro Piana. This is less of an evolution than a fleshing out of the luxury label's world, slowly bringing Loro Piana's lofty grace into further into the real world.
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