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01/13/2012
The collection presented by the Spanish fashion label at Pitti Uomo was inspired by its most emblematic garments from the 70s.
Caramelo has chosen the men’s fashion show Pitti Uomo, which closes today in Florence, to present its new “Revival” collection. This new range consists of five outer garments for men that were originally designed by the Galician firm back in the 70s, when they were some of the fashion hits that helped to consolidate the brand as a reference in Spanish fashion.
While respecting the original elegance and simplicity of the garments, with their extra-refined lines and impeccable cuts, Caramelo has given them a modern touch by incorporating new fabrics and functional details, such as numerous inside pockets for carrying high-tech gadgets that were unimaginable 40 years ago.
In addition to "Revival", Caramelo has taken advantage of the show to present its men's fashion ranges for the Autumn/Winter 2012/13 season, which are characterised by multi-cultural influences and symbolism fromIslamic, African and Asian art.
Caramelo in Bilbao
Caramelo, which begins 2012 with a packed commercial agenda that will take it to the most important fashion events in the world, ended 2011 with the opening of a new shop in Bilbao. Located at Calle Máximo Aguirre number 23, it occupies more than 150m2.
Fine woods and warm tones and lighting give the firm’s new shop a truly modern atmosphere; and it stocks everything from Caramelo’s men’s and women’s collections to its By Antonio Pernas line and its accessories and formal ranges.
Caramelo was founded as a trenchcoat and raincoat company in 1969.Since then, the firm has evolved towards an elegant urban style marked by a taste for detail that has won it a wide range of customers from countries such as Belgium, Chile, the United Arab Emirates and China, with a total of 800 POS throughout the world.
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