Capalbio

"The origins of the Maremmana jacket date back to the early 19th century, a time when man lived in harmony with nature, when the Butteri (cowherds) wore it as workwear, thanks to its unique characteristics. 

It supported every movement, adapting to the wearer in all aspects of outdoor life. Thanks to the experience of such a versatile garment, the Maremmana is now perfect for a variety of settings, both outdoor and urban. 

Every detail tells the story of the butteri, farmers, and bandits: men who traveled through the woods and along farm roads on horseback. 

Natural, earthy colors, made even more intense by garment dyeing, range from browns, earthy tones, greens, and burnt tones. 

Rough fabrics, piping to reinforce the parts most subject to wear, such as the shoulder on which the rifle rested, and large game bags for carrying food and ammunition, today translate into haute couture selected by those who, in their free time, choose practical yet charming clothing, which harks back to tradition and is meticulously crafted." -Capalbio