Humi polos remain a must-have. Especially those in crepe knit, providing a caressing and classy effect.

For special occasions, Humi linen shirts are a must, available in various colors: pastel pink, salmon, light blue, mud, white, sage, blue, and blue stripes. Paired with chino or cargo bermuda shorts, or even with soft linen trousers, they create the perfect look for summer evenings.

For a chic and classy touch, Humi double-breasted jackets turn an outfit into an exclusive and sought-after piece. Wide pinstripes are the fashion trend of this Old Money collection. Pinstriped jackets in various options, such as white, blue, and sand, exude an irresistible charm.

Humi t-shirts are classic, just like the garment-dyed cotton sweaters. A dyeing technique that gives the product a lived-in, vintage look, and makes it unique. The garment is immersed in special tanks filled with a mix of carefully studied pigments to ensure fabrics with singular colors, creating special effects like a “mottled” appearance.

A true “old” touch comes from the cotton thread and honeycomb cotton sweaters, accentuating the softness of the fabric and adding that refined taste, especially in colors like green and Savoy blue.

With the end of summer comes autumn and the first cool evenings. The charm of the denim shirt is irresistible. The Humi denim shirt is practical and stylish, perfect to pair with jeans or classic chino trousers. And if the air gets particularly chilly, the “Old Money” man cannot do without the leather bomber jacket, paired with the new eccentric-colored Humi sweaters, such as turquoise or green. The bomber, originally a military garment but adopted over the years by the casual world, is no longer confined to leisure time. In recent years, in fact, the men’s bomber jacket has been dressed and redesigned multiple times, often borrowing fabrics and details from the tailoring world. However, it has retained its DNA: elastic cuffs, two front pockets, broad shoulders, and a length up to the waist.