Stone Island Marina: un paisaje de ensueño en colores pastel

Después de lanzar su colección rociada a mano, la marca italiana Stone Island regresa con un lanzamiento de primavera que pone su motivo Marina reflectante al frente y al centro. Esta mezcla imaginativa de textiles modernos y tonos pastel representa un guardarropa deportivo pero sofisticado.

Colección Stone Island Marina

La colección Stone Island Marina presenta una variedad de prendas, desde ropa exterior versátil hasta bermudas frescas, todas con Rip Stop Prismatico, un nailon ripstop de peso pluma combinado con una lámina de poliuretano cuidadosamente acanalada.

El innovador método de teñido de la marca resalta las propiedades inherentes de estos materiales, creando un exterior que refracta la luz y absorbe los tonos pastel. Al mismo tiempo, el tejido interior adquiere el color del tinte.

Stone Island Marina ofrece sudaderas y joggers en una mezcla de felpa de algodón y nailon, todo acabado con un acabado de tiza blanca. Para completar esta elegante colección, se presentan por primera vez camisetas de punto de algodón ligero y sobrecamisas tipo polo de manga corta hechas de lona de algodón resistente, todas con un llamativo revestimiento blanco con efecto de tiza en el exterior.

Esta colección de primavera es un testimonio del talento de Stone Island para combinar innovación y elegancia, satisfaciendo los gustos de los amantes de la moda y los entusiastas del deporte por igual.

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