“Massimo has a perfect sense of the modern,
the elegant and the slightly eccentric,
the way life should be lived.”
MONOCLE
Tyler Brûlé
the elegant and the slightly eccentric,
the way life should be lived.”
MONOCLE
Tyler Brûlé
“Massimo Piombo Collections are the work of the exuberant Marco Polo of fabric connoisseurs,
deployed like a Blue Note Jazz artist dressing a super dapper Italian aristocrat.
Unique stuff, i rather like them.””
THE FINANCIAL TIMES
Tom Stubbs
deployed like a Blue Note Jazz artist dressing a super dapper Italian aristocrat.
Unique stuff, i rather like them.””
THE FINANCIAL TIMES
Tom Stubbs
“Massimo Piombo Collections are the work of the exuberant Marco Polo
of fabric connoisseurs, deployed like a Blue Note Jazz artist dressing
a super dapper Italian aristocrat. Unique stuff, i rather like them.”
THE FINANCIAL TIMES
Tom Stubbs
of fabric connoisseurs, deployed like a Blue Note Jazz artist dressing
a super dapper Italian aristocrat. Unique stuff, i rather like them.”
THE FINANCIAL TIMES
Tom Stubbs
“Massimo Piombo is a uniquely romantic idea of
mens clothing, one that is focused wholly on the
beauty of things.
It’s a beauty that comes from minute details of
texture, color, print or weave. Every garment
has a kind of embedded history, a nostalgia for
luxury in the old sense - something which is
hard to find these days. It takes a certain
nonchalant confidence to put such clothes
together because its not about rules, about
what goes whit what.
In fact it’s the opposite of a uniform, a
repertoire of style in which every garment’s
prime function is first that it is beautiful.”
ESQUIRE USA
Nick Sullivan
mens clothing, one that is focused wholly on the
beauty of things.
It’s a beauty that comes from minute details of
texture, color, print or weave. Every garment
has a kind of embedded history, a nostalgia for
luxury in the old sense - something which is
hard to find these days. It takes a certain
nonchalant confidence to put such clothes
together because its not about rules, about
what goes whit what.
In fact it’s the opposite of a uniform, a
repertoire of style in which every garment’s
prime function is first that it is beautiful.”
ESQUIRE USA
Nick Sullivan
