Brioni Brown & Orange Lambswool Windowpane Nomentano Jacket
Discover the rich interplay of colour and texture in this Brioni Nomentano jacket, styled in a thoughtfully layered windowpane pattern of light brown, moss green and burnt orange. The motif nods to gingham structure, but the orange overcheck dominates with soft confidence. Crafted from pure lambswool, the fabric offers a plush, insulating hand that remains breathable, ideal for autumn layering and winter wear.
True lambswool comes from the first shearing of a lamb, prized for its remarkable softness, superior loft and superb warmth-to-weight ratio. This wool is finer and more resilient than many adult-sheep variants, offering a softness that feels both refined and durable.
The Nomentano fit is a post-war Roman refinement in the house’s tailoring vocabulary. It presents a trimmer profile with narrower shoulders, a higher button stance and gentle waist suppression; more structured than a relaxed Palatino but less rigid than a classic Augusto. Roped Roman shoulders provide a slight lift and visual width without heaviness, paired with high armholes and supple sleeves for ease of movement. The result is a silhouette both architectural and fluid, tailored yet approachable.
Crafted in Brioni’s Roman Style atelier in Penne, this jacket is hand-finished over more than 220 steps. The spalla camicia-style shoulders, functioning buttonholes, pick stitching and precise pattern matching are a testament to the house’s artisanal standards. The combination of lambswool, elegant colour play and Nomentano construction yields a piece that feels as measured as it does expressive. Discover the elaborated sartorial details below.
Discover the rich interplay of colour and texture in this Brioni Nomentano jacket, styled in a thoughtfully layered windowpane pattern of light brown, moss green and burnt orange. The motif nods to gingham structure, but the orange overcheck dominates with soft confidence. Crafted from pure lambswool, the fabric offers a plush, insulating hand that remains breathable, ideal for autumn layering and winter wear.
True lambswool comes from the first shearing of a lamb, prized for its remarkable softness, superior loft and superb warmth-to-weight ratio. This wool is finer and more resilient than many adult-sheep variants, offering a softness that feels both refined and durable.
The Nomentano fit is a post-war Roman refinement in the house’s tailoring vocabulary. It presents a trimmer profile with narrower shoulders, a higher button stance and gentle waist suppression; more structured than a relaxed Palatino but less rigid than a classic Augusto. Roped Roman shoulders provide a slight lift and visual width without heaviness, paired with high armholes and supple sleeves for ease of movement. The result is a silhouette both architectural and fluid, tailored yet approachable.
Crafted in Brioni’s Roman Style atelier in Penne, this jacket is hand-finished over more than 220 steps. The spalla camicia-style shoulders, functioning buttonholes, pick stitching and precise pattern matching are a testament to the house’s artisanal standards. The combination of lambswool, elegant colour play and Nomentano construction yields a piece that feels as measured as it does expressive. Discover the elaborated sartorial details below.
Original: $1,243.04
-65%$1,243.04
$435.06Description
Discover the rich interplay of colour and texture in this Brioni Nomentano jacket, styled in a thoughtfully layered windowpane pattern of light brown, moss green and burnt orange. The motif nods to gingham structure, but the orange overcheck dominates with soft confidence. Crafted from pure lambswool, the fabric offers a plush, insulating hand that remains breathable, ideal for autumn layering and winter wear.
True lambswool comes from the first shearing of a lamb, prized for its remarkable softness, superior loft and superb warmth-to-weight ratio. This wool is finer and more resilient than many adult-sheep variants, offering a softness that feels both refined and durable.
The Nomentano fit is a post-war Roman refinement in the house’s tailoring vocabulary. It presents a trimmer profile with narrower shoulders, a higher button stance and gentle waist suppression; more structured than a relaxed Palatino but less rigid than a classic Augusto. Roped Roman shoulders provide a slight lift and visual width without heaviness, paired with high armholes and supple sleeves for ease of movement. The result is a silhouette both architectural and fluid, tailored yet approachable.
Crafted in Brioni’s Roman Style atelier in Penne, this jacket is hand-finished over more than 220 steps. The spalla camicia-style shoulders, functioning buttonholes, pick stitching and precise pattern matching are a testament to the house’s artisanal standards. The combination of lambswool, elegant colour play and Nomentano construction yields a piece that feels as measured as it does expressive. Discover the elaborated sartorial details below.
