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Carlo is wearing a special reflective ELIOTT cross-back apron-gilet, combined with ecru GIULIA trousers, equipped with two reflective, utility pockets. The look is completed by a chocolate brown PINA front-of-house shirt.

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Codici di Stile is the new uniform identity of Triennale Milano.

The design and creative direction of the project was entrusted to Alessandra Facchinetti. OLDER studio carried out the development and production of Triennale’s new uniforms, which translated the creative brief into a finished product, overseeing the entire process of developing the collection, from the creation of patterns and prototyping to the sourcing of materials and the management of its own fully sustainable supply chain.



Triennale Milano


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The store and the curtain

The OLDER STORE at ALCOVA 2026 was wrapped in leftover fabric from uniforms production, sewn together and pleated, recalling the movement of a curtain being drawn across a window. The idea of dressing the building took inspiration from the influential Arte Povera artistic movement, risen in late sixties Italy.

Inside the pop-up shop, a series of OLDER Uniforms — woven in Italy and manufactured in Europe — featuring permanent collection pieces, selected upcycled garments, presented along with bespoke design objects created for the occasion, such as the TAVOLAZZO foldable outdoor table and the FORATO vase.



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Maria Elena is wearing a female EMILIE short sleeves shirt, combined with a short, front of house, white KOJI apron and chocolate brown GIULIA trousers.

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Sara, from Terroir Milano, is wearing a unisex, white ISA shirt, topped with a chocolate brown combination of OLAFUR apron and GIULIA trousers, styled with a photosensitive KOJI apron prototype created in OLDER’s atelier with light-reflective fabric.

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The JELLYFISH hat is crafted from 1 m of woven fabric, assembled with 0.55 m of polyester thread and integrated monogram and flag label.
It can be worn on both sides, therefore in 2 different colours, while also protecting one’s head form the summer heat.

Woven, dyed, finished in Italy and Europe
Manufactured in Europe
Compostable Packed

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Double Layered.

A workwear denim pleated skirt on top of a long wrap around apron with a centre front slit and pockets on the sides, styled on top of a white LETI jumpsuit.

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SUPPLY CHAIN PROTOCOL
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TEXTILE ORIGIN
Woven, dyed, finished in Italy and Europe → vertically integrated production network.
Certified organic cotton // recycled polyester (post-consumer PET).
Recycled input processed via low-impact mechanical systems (↓ water / ↓ energy / ↓ CO₂).

FABRIC ARCHITECTURE
Hybrid structure designed for workwear-grade performance.
Optimised for abrasion resistance, dimensional stability, and long-cycle wear.

FINISHING SYSTEM
Hydro-repellent treatment (PFAS-free).
Fluorine-free formulation achieves water + stain resistance through low-impact chemistry.
Result: reduced washing frequency // no-ironing // extended garment lifecycle.

MANUFACTURING
100% European production.
Facilities operate under certified environmental and social compliance protocols.
Full process traceability across weaving → finishing → garment construction.

CARBON LOGIC
Localised supply chain → reduced transport load.
Material selection + process engineering aimed at footprint minimisation per unit.

PACKAGING
Compostable delivery system worldwide.
End-of-life aligned with circular material flow.

Alessio Pellicoro (1994) is an Italian contemporary photographer who uses landscape, still life and portrait photography as a journey to self-discovery. Driven by a poetic vision, he uses light to transform ordinary subjects into intimate, expressive images, revealing deeper meanings in everyday life, inviting viewers to slow down and connect with his imaginative world.
Alessio’s work has been published in several magazines such as Phroom mag, Photocaptionist, Life Framer, Ombra Magazine, C41 Mag, Perimetro, GUP… also finding space within various group and solo exhibitions in Italy but also all over the world between Thailand, Canada, England and Germany.