- Marina Yachting

Menswear

Deep blue. The authentic character of maritime tradition: for autumn-winter 2010-2011 Marina Yachting men claim the brand's tradition and the strong identity of its inspiration. Signature pieces for a research-oriented collection.

Dark, total, recognisable blue. The garments that have made the history of Marina are revisited in a contemporary key, with innovative materials and excellent finishes. The Marina Yachting collection creates a new Archivio concept, anchored to the past and projected into the future.

Trendy volumes for the most dynamic part of the collection. To light up blue, there are "Winter Sea" green, "Stone" grey and "Mooring line" white. Stripes become inner graphics that come out discreetly: in collars, on edges, in linings.

All the shades of grey, from asphalt to smoke, to steel. Every detail is played in nuances, for a technical plus added to everyday elegance. Reflecting appliquès highlight performance. Brown is a reflection of deep blue, moss green is its suitable alternative. Nylon cotton is for grittier garments. Like a nautical sign, amaranth stands out - intense, in contrast with blue.

Womenswear

Marina Yachting women dream of the sea, they carry it with them every day by adopting it as a life style. With the same free spirit they mix the new Autumn-Winter 2010 Collection garments, taken from the closet of a sea wolf and revisited in a feminine key.

The typical Teflon-treated marine cloth is offered in a range of "laid-back" and versatile pieces: from Pickot, in ever-present deep blue as well as in "Mooring line" white, with detachable waistcoat and Idrostop wool collar, to the new Falcon model, a 10-metal button double-breasted cloak, perfect for looking at the ocean while it breaks against the shore.

Technical, easy, contemporary - lacquered nylon and down, reversible and transversal garments and contrasting linings and macrologo are all offered to face the day with renewed energy. In blue, "Mooring line" white, "Winter sea" green and "Stone" grey. Knitwear revolves around jersey polo-shirts with contrasting or bi-colour striped collars. Tracksuits with striped edges to go jogging on the beach are in cotton fleece and shiny fleece. This is a sophisticated look, inspired by the great Hollywood actresses jogging along California beaches.

Blue softens into the hues of brown and grey. But wine-coloured red is also present, combined with natural hues, and the trio of white, red and black. Soft fabrics are used to make smooth garments - light weights, comfortable fit and High Elasticity treatments for cottons. Flannel trousers can be machine-washed. Nylon is impalpable, padded in lightest down, in order to avoid a "blown-up" look. Fastening goes without zippers, opting for more formal buttons. Everything is foldable, versatile, functional and smart at the same time.

MY 1972

Marina Yachting 1972 is history turned modern. The truest tradition of Marina translated into modern days. A strictly blue collection, with no room for colour. Compact wefts, military inspiration, aged, felted, worn fabrics, craftsmanship, for authentic but new original clothing. Timeless sea wolves. Patches, prints and embroideries are all in matching colour, in order to emphasize their "antique" character and quintessential sea-faring spirit. "Vintage" long jackets come straight from the old times.

My 1972

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.