AMI Paris Tonal ADC Polo in Loden - Dark Green. Size XL/1X (also in ).
Gender
Men
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In stock
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AMI Paris Tonal ADC Polo in Loden - Dark Green. Size XL/1X (also in ). 75% merino wool 25% silk. Hand wash. Front partial button closure. Ribbed trim. Front embroidered logo. Midweight knit fabric. AMI-MK25. HPL366.KN0066. About the designer: Born in 1980, Alexandre Mattiussi studied at Duperré fashion design school in Paris, specializing in menswear design. Formerly working for Dior, Givenchy, Marc Jacobs, Mattiussi wanted to do a collection that he could really afford and wear. The designer launched his own brand in 2011: AMI. The brandâs name is composed of his initials and the last letter of his name, translated meaning âfriendâ. It is a proposition of real clothes for a real manâ, explains the Mattiussi. Ami is positioned at an affordable price point while offering high quality and sophisticated designs.
Details
AMI Paris Tonal ADC Polo in Loden - Dark Green. Size XL/1X (also in ). 75% merino wool 25% silk. Hand wash. Front partial button closure. Ribbed trim. Front embroidered logo. Midweight knit fabric. AMI-MK25. HPL366.KN0066. About the designer: Born in 1980, Alexandre Mattiussi studied at Duperré fashion design school in Paris, specializing in menswear design. Formerly working for Dior, Givenchy, Marc Jacobs, Mattiussi wanted to do a collection that he could really afford and wear. The designer launched his own brand in 2011: AMI. The brandâs name is composed of his initials and the last letter of his name, translated meaning âfriendâ. It is a proposition of real clothes for a real manâ, explains the Mattiussi. Ami is positioned at an affordable price point while offering high quality and sophisticated designs.
AMI Paris Tonal ADC Polo in Loden - Dark Green. Size XL/1X (also in ). 75% merino wool 25% silk. Hand wash. Front partial button closure. Ribbed trim. Front embroidered logo. Midweight knit fabric. AMI-MK25. HPL366.KN0066. About the designer: Born in 1980, Alexandre Mattiussi studied at Duperré fashion design school in Paris, specializing in menswear design. Formerly working for Dior, Givenchy, Marc Jacobs, Mattiussi wanted to do a collection that he could really afford and wear. The designer launched his own brand in 2011: AMI. The brandâs name is composed of his initials and the last letter of his name, translated meaning âfriendâ. It is a proposition of real clothes for a real manâ, explains the Mattiussi. Ami is positioned at an affordable price point while offering high quality and sophisticated designs.
