Trama 3D

Chapter 02

Chapter 02 provides a new narrative of Jacquard technique, based on an industrial process derived from airbag manufacturing and 3D detailing.

All products are made from ECONYL® regenerated nylon. Garment dyed anti-drop treated.

By using Jacquard looms, it is possible to create complex patterns directly in the fabric through the automatic movement of the warp thread.

The collection has been developed with Limonta | 1893, an industrial group operating in the textile weaving and finishing sectors.

TRAMA 3D

Trama 3D's development process started from a key premise: innovating the classic jacquard technique.

Garments are created starting from a single yarn, developing an entire panel with placed elements, such as logo applications. Once the panel was created, the fabric was laser cut, mapping all the components.

Subsequently, the design process has evolved to incorporate pockets and details into the fabric, achieving three-dimensional effects.

The 3D construction of the pockets is based on the industrial process used in airbag manufacturing, reducing the number of seams to a minimum.

The use of garment dyeing was the final refinement to accentuate the cuts of the jacquard construction and add chromatic depth.

Garments are created starting from a single yarn, developing an entire panel with placed elements, such as logo applications.
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An innovative take on the Jacquard technique, Chapter 02 garments have been developed through Limonta's cutting-edge expertise in weaving. Founded in 1893 in Costa Masnaga (Italy), Limonta is a company that has grown and developed in one of Europe's oldest areas of textile tradition. Always focused on creativity and the search for excellence, Limonta has specialised in the integration of finishing and textile production, becoming abenchmark for the international fashion, furniture, and automotive sectors.

CONTINUATIVE
The Continuative Collection reinterprets the concept of versatility according to contemporary paradigms of practicality and essentiality. Minimalist and gender neutral aesthetic combines with high quality materials and garment dyeing, providing colour hues and tones variations that are unique to each item and intensified at every wash.SHOP NOW
ABOUT ANDREA PAZIENZA
Chapter 06: 'About Andrea Pazienza' celebrates Andrea Pazienza and Massimo Osti, pioneers of Bologna's cultural scene in the '70s. Pazienza and Osti interpreted that ferment, redefining the boundaries of comics and clothing.VIEW CHAPTER
ABOUT SAILING
Chapter 05: 'About Sailing' celebrates Massimo Osti and Alberto Riva's shared passion for the sea, combining the apparel technical and functional characteristics with the evocative and introspective side of sailing.VIEW CHAPTER
EXPLORATION IN UTILITY
Chapter 04: Exploration in Utility, in collaboration with Leatherman, recalls the multidisciplinary approach of Massimo Osti, an innovator and inventor beyond the field of clothing, constantly in touch with different industries to extend his research around multi-functional design.VIEW CHAPTER
TECNOMESH
Chapter 03: Exploring and drawing on Massimo Osti's Archive, Chapter 03 reflects the Italian designer's ongoing research and experimentation with apparel's transformability, military-inspired camouflage prints and mesh-structured fabric. Following this approach, garments are crafted in Tecnomesh, a bi-stretch fabric, 80% nylon and 20% elastane, woven on Raschel looms.VIEW CHAPTER
ALCANTARA®
Chapter 01: Alcantara® is the perfect synthesis of Massimo Osti's design principles, featuring a fabric originally developed for a different industry and characterized by unexpected materiality and outstanding performance. Combined with an innovative construction technique based on heat-sensitive bonded mesh tapes, these garments define a new aesthetic driven by functionality.VIEW CHAPTER