Menswear
An officer with a heroic past finds a mooring in the metropolitan world. With his stern and resourceful appearance, his baggage of experience and knowledge, is undisputable seafaring savoir faire. The Marina Yachting Man prepares for a cold winter with his reliable and no-nonsense wardrobe, always and in any circumstance assured of his elegance.
Four materials for the Pickot, emblem of Marina Yachting: from Idrostop woollen cloth to taffeta-effect technical polyester, from resin cloth to mélange wool, for a lighter version. Uniforms are the source of inspiration for a range of multi-function garments that combine style and performance. Ecru stripes point up the military connection on the knits too, made of Idrostop wool and with sailor stitching, and in the twisted cotton trousers with ton-sur-ton embroidered anchors.
The red "yacht club" interrupts the blue Marina Yachting but never invasively. Shiny nylon quilted jackets and bombers, also reversible, alongside a cordura nylon parka with a velvet collar and an incorporated lifejacket waistcoat, sure protection against urban cold. The collection's sailing spirit gives sport a city spin.
The greys of smoke and fog, beiges from rope to teak. A line of treated wools and cottons together with new generation fibres. Micro-polyester is used in the quilted jackets and parkas, which also come in impregnated, resined and sanded cotton. Striking details and impressive fabrics: voluminous fisherman sweaters with faded stripes, wool and nylon with a "hard" look but in soft yarns, sanded military jersey, stretch piquet for the polos, sweatshirts made to feel "silky" for extra comfort.
Womenswear
Marina Yachting for women is on the crest of the wave, at sea and in town. Aware of her own allure, she deliberately draws on the man's wardrobe, adapting shapes and volumes to herself.
The values of the past made contemporary. New detailing on classic items. Navy blue is mandatory but it's accompanied by ecru. The evergreen Pickot is now more versatile, coming in Idrostop woollen cloth, with a warm quilted jacket that's removable (to use before the real cold sets in), in the trapezoid version, tighter at the waist, and the nylon version with a down-filled lining.
The sporting flavour is in the "Yacht Club" red detailing, with dashes of colour against the blue and ecru. Ton-sur-ton embroidery and lateral bands provide colour at the same time as ensuring the fit. The waxed cloth Sailor model, evoking the world of regattas, has large pockets and a removable waistcoat inside. The quilted garments are ideal for leisure even in the coldest winters.
The oceanic cold doesn't frighten the Marina Yachting woman, who wears navy origin blue as the banner of her freedom. Three themes here: from the most classic, playing on traditional blue, through a metropolitan sport-chic that privileges tones of teak to the misty hues of the part of the collection addressing a younger public.
MY 1972
Blue veering to cyan and indigo. The brushed moleskin Mas is the cutting edge: stencilled coats of arms, big pockets with contrasting profiles, slip knot drawstrings, zips and antiqued buttons and a woollen cloth waistcoat inside. The finishes reflect the tradition of Marina Yachting since the year it was founded, 1972, each piece aged to look as if it carried the wear and tear of time.
Hydra
It's called Hydra like the broadest constellation of the Southern hemisphere: this is footwear that, in line with the origin of Marina Yachting, sets the pace of a new era.
Hydra comes from the synergy of advanced technologies, precious materials and an extreme search for structural and stylistic simplicity.
Hydra turns the concept of shoe upside down pivoting around Footbed. A footbed made of state-of-the-art water-proof materials, designed and patented accordingly, that let the feet transpire through a bespoke micro-piercing.
Hydra is the first footwear with technical servicing: Footbeds, each marked by an identification number, extractable and washable, may be replaced by the company.
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