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DNL is an Italian menswear brand founded in 2008 that takes inspiration from vintage styles. It is known for shirts featuring unique details like goldfish buttons and loop cuffs. The brand values experimentation with materials and tailoring to create a vintage yet fashion-forward aesthetic. DNL aims to appeal to trend-setting, worldly men interested in original yet classic styles. Over the years it has gained editorial coverage in publications like L'Uomo Vogue and Gentleman magazine.
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- 2. HERITAGE The History of DNL Start from an off white armoured fabric shirt with a very small collar and a little cuff without buttonhole. Ivan Serravalle found his inspiration in Haute Marais in a hidden vintage shop. Since 2008 the brand has been synonymous of avant-garde and trial in the world of shirt. Goldfish button, cuff with loop and soft collar have always been the features of the brand which evolves by mixing up tailoring and technical fabrics.
- 3. ETHOS & DIRECTION OF THE BRAND DNL’s values express themselves through a devoted research of fine fabrics maintening a refinement style that gives the product a vintage taste with a fashion sign. DNL represents a new aesthetic research that finds it inspiration in different worlds: art, travel and avant-garde. The key words are experimentation, attention in materials and tailoring avant-garde. The Man who wears DNL shirt is a trend setter, globetrotter and cosmopolitan. He is always looking for a perfect mix between originality and classic style, he is a details lover and he has an eclectic taste. ETHOS & DIRECTION OF THE BRAND
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