At Pitti 104, Xacus' innovation comes through nature and rethinking forms

Great return to quality and attention to detail

The 104th edition of Pitti Immagine Uomo that showcased the SS24 collections saw a great return to quality and attention to detail, sartorial constructions and fine yarns, preferably sustainable ones. With this in mind, there are few companies that have been able to distinguish themselves in the advanced search for innovative yarns, relying on valiant realities of the territory that have been able to make a difference in terms of concrete solutions, through the production of liberian fibers, obtained from the book or bark of a specific plant.

New 100% biodegradable fibers featured in Xacus' PE24

These companies are able to cultivate plants specific to our Mediterranean culture, such as hemp or nettle from which a natural cellulose is obtained to make organic yarns for Xacus' new linen shirts from the PE24 collection. Fibers that are 100 percent biodegradable and have a low environmental impact right from its initial production cycle, since it requires a very low consumption of water and energy and therefore a low percentage of CO2 emissions.

From yarns to vegetable dyes, obtained by cold processes, with low volumes of water and energy, whose pigments are obtained from natural raw materials such as fossil wood, cocoa, charcoal, spirulina algae and rose from whose plant excellent jams are also made.

Rediscovering tradition among the textures of the Unfold capsule

To start again from where it all began, from the shirt in its purest form. The Unfold shirt completely rewrites volumes, which are re-edited in graphics and colors. The armholes, wider and single-needle stitched, are found a little more slipped on the shoulder, for a comfy that echoes a new sophisticated and essential aesthetic, without darts on the back, more appreciated also by the international contemporary market, to be worn open with t-shirt or closed, highlighting all its volume and character. Comfort yes, but with care and rigor in the fall of the garment and the tightness of the textures that define its always flawless shapes.