In the heart of Naples, in the atelier of Vincenzo Attolini and his sons, the craft of tailoring is more than custom, it is a heritage. Stile Latino was born from a desire to evolve that tradition, not to discard it, but to reinterpret it for the modern man.

Picture this bomber jacket being designed in that atelier: the cashmere outer chosen from an Italian mill by the family, its softness, subtle colour and character matched carefully to the wearer’s movement. The decision to line it with beaver fur (or a similarly plush lining) stems from a desire not just for warmth, but for a tactile experience: when you zip up the jacket, you feel the embrace of something handcrafted, thoughtful, and timeless.

When you wear this jacket, you are promising yourself more than warmth: you are promising style that endures, quality that matures, and a discreet luxury that does not shout. You are kind of entering the world of Stile Latino; a world where a jacket is as much about identity as it is about functionality.

And in perhaps a few years, you will look back at this piece and see the wear‑patterns, the subtle fading of the cashmere, maybe the gentle flattening of the fur collar under your favorite scarf. You will know: this is not just fashion. It is a jacket that has lived with you, served you, and become part of your story.