A story hidden inside every jacket
Three prints from the E. Marinella tie Archive return inside three jackets of the Maison. A detail concealed in the lining, revealed only when the jacket opens.
A hidden chapter of the Archive
The 1939 print leaves silk behind to appear inside the half-lining of a winter jacket in green herringbone wool and cashmere.
The 1939 print returns inside the half-lining of a green herringbone jacket. Rust and bright blue tones emerge within, creating an unexpected contrast with the deeper shade of the outer fabric.
From the same print
E. Marinella
DARK BLUE SARTORIAL PRINTED SILK TIE
Archivio Collection Year 1930
E. Marinella
BLUE WOOL, CASHMERE AND SILK SCARF 65
Archivio Pattern 1939
E. Marinella
BLUETTE SARTORIAL PRINTED SILK TIE
Archivio Collection Year 1939
E. Marinella
DARK BLUE WOOL, CASHMERE AND SILK SCARF 65
Archivio Pattern 1939
E. Marinella
BURGUNDY SARTORIAL PRINTED SILK TIE
Archivio Collection Year 1930
E. Marinella
DARK BLUE WOOL, CASHMERE AND SILK SCARF 65
Archivio Pattern 1939
The story takes on a new shade.
The 1985 print returns inside a blue wool and cashmere jacket, defined on the outside by a subtle brown check.
The 1985 print returns inside a blue wool and cashmere jacket, defined on the outside by a subtle brown check.
From the same print
E. Marinella
DARK BROWN SARTORIAL PRINTED SILK TIE
Archive Collection Year 1985
E. Marinella
POWDER BLUE WOOL, CASHMERE AND SILK SCARF 65
Archivio Pattern 1985
E. Marinella
YELLOW SARTORIAL PRINTED SILK TIE
Archive Collection Year 1985
E. Marinella
POWDER BLUE WOOL, CASHMERE AND SILK SCARF 65
Archivio Inspiration 1985
E. Marinella
DARK BROWN SARTORIAL PRINTED SILK TIE
Archive Collection Year 1985
E. Marinella
DARK BLUE WOOL, CASHMERE AND SILK SCARF 65
Archivio Pattern 1985
E. Marinella
DARK BLUE SARTORIAL PRINTED SILK TIE
Archive Collection Year 1985
The print chosen
by King Charles III
In 2017, during a visit to E. Marinella’s Riviera di Chiaia boutique, Queen Camilla selected this very print for a tie. Today, it returns inside the half-lining of a four-season navy blue hopsack wool jacket.
FOUR SEASONS