Loro Piana Icons

The Maison’s Icons are the ultimate expression of sophistication, combining savoir-faire with refined functionality and timeless style.

Polo Open

André

Bomber

Traveller

Maremma

Spagna

Roadster

Maria

Francesca

Horsey

Voyager

Icer

Grande Unita

Sergio

The Polo Open

An everyday essential, the Polo Open captures the sophisticated yet sporty spirit of vacationing. With its relaxed placket designed to be styled open, it was first worn on My Song, Pier Luigi Loro Piana’s boat in 1994, melding the Maison’s exceptional craftsmanship with a sense of timeless ease.

The André shirt

The iconic André shirt encapsulates Loro Piana’s understated elegance. Created in 1998, it was inspired by 1950s Neapolitan shirt-making and the gentlemen of that era, who exuded a perfect balance of sophistication and casual charm. It features a collar with wide, folded facings and no stiff band, which means it can be worn open, under a jacket or under a sweater, always impeccable, sitting perfectly.

The Bomber

Born in 2003 out of a love for sailing, the Bomber blends versatility with a refined athletic silhouette. Ideally suited to leisure and travel, it is defined by its elastic cuff and two-way zip closure, with functionality in every detail. Its sailing-inspired Windmate® fabric is fused with precious Cashmere – a revolutionary material at the time.

The Traveller

Launched in 2007, the lightweight Traveller field jacket is the perfect companion for life en route. With function, versatility, and comfort at its core, it is designed for the modern traveller and adapts to various occasions, from work to leisure. Its clean lines and matte microfibre coating lend it a crisp, refined finish.

The Maremma

Named after the eponymous Tuscan region, the Maremma jacket is an elevated take on the country jacket, lending comfort and style. It is based on an archival Loro Piana design and combines softly structured lines with a clean, straight profile, while maintaining the signature knitted inserts of the original.

The Spagna

First introduced in 1998, with cues taken from the Spanish officer’s uniform, the iconic Spagna jacket combines a formal silhouette with a refined construction for ultimate comfort and ease of movement. It is defined by a standing collar and has a clean, straight line, reinterpreting tradition in a contemporary key.

The Roadster

The ultimate driving jacket, the Roadster was created in 2004 to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Villa d’Este Concorso di Eleganza, a prestigious event dedicated to the world of classic and historic cars. Versatile and lightweight, it offers ease of movement and has a sleek line that allows one to be at the wheel, freely.

The Maria

The Maria coat is modelled on an archival signature from the mid-1970s, showcasing what could be achieved with the Maison’s refined fabrics. Balancing gentle structure with enveloping comfort, it is shaped to an oversized, wrapped silhouette that evokes the ease of a cape and drapes with effortless fluidity.

The Francesca

The Francesca coat presents an enduring expression of Loro Piana’s first approach to women’s tailoring, unveiling the caliber of craft and quiet elegance of the House’s impeccable fabrics. Following the body with a straight, vertical drape, it is designed with a raglan construction that enables freedom of movement while preserving the tailored line.

The Horsey®

The Maison’s very first outerwear icon, the Horsey® jacket blends functionality and comfort with a timeless equestrian spirit. Adjustable and adaptable, it is designed for ultimate movement, flexibility, and ease, complete with a notched zip flap that allows the jacket to fold perfectly whilst sitting.

The Voyager

Designed for the modern traveller, the Voyager jacket is a Loro Piana Icon and captures the Maison’s active elegance. True to its name and innate function, it was conceived by Sergio Loro Piana on a flight from Milan to New York in 2006, with utmost comfort and practicality in mind.

The Icer

Designed for the slopes and beyond, the iconic Icer is a perfect example of technical performance and impeccable elegance. It was launched in 1996 as a Cashmere ski jacket and is finished with Storm System® for ultimate luxury in frosty climes. Its clean line and ample proportions are ideal for layering.

The Grande Unita

Classic and timeless, the Grande Unita scarf was Loro Piana’s first finished item, initially created from precious Cashmere cloth from the Piedmont factory. Blending superlative fibres, timeless elegance, and absolute comfort, it has since been reimagined in novel iterations – serving as a symbolic hyphen between the Maison’s textile heritage and contemporary accessory lineup.

The Sergio loafer

The Sergio loafer is inspired by Sergio Loro Piana’s personal collection – an homage to his elegance and the Maison's unique craftsmanship. Redolent of 1970s looks that were dear to Sergio Loro Piana, the shoe is classic, casual, and characterful. Its leather is incredibly soft for a comfortable fit and supreme pliability.

The Maison’s Icons are the ultimate expression of sophistication, combining savoir-faire with refined functionality and timeless style.