In recent years, menswear has undergone a clear evolution, increasingly blending functionality, tailoring, and material innovation. Brands born from outdoor and streetwear culture are rewriting the rules of contemporary menswear, focusing on relaxed silhouettes, refined cuts, and high-end technical fabrics. Perfectly fitting into this context is the new collaboration between Gramicci and nonnative, which elevates functional clothing through the use of luxurious Merino “365” wool from Loro Piana. The capsule collection will be available starting May 17 on nonnative’s official shop and at Coverchord stores.

At the heart of the capsule is Loro Piana’s “365” Super 130’s Merino wool, a premium fabric chosen for its lightness and versatility, designed to be worn year-round. The result? Two essential yet meticulously crafted models: the WALKER ST EASY PANTS and the WALKER EASY SHORTS, offered in understated shades like navy and charcoal gray.

The long pants stand out for their wide, straight fit and construction that merges functionality with sartorial details: reinforced crotch, light pleats, and darts at the knees for a three-dimensional fit that nods to contemporary tailoring. The shorts maintain the same style but with a cut above the knee, completed with an integrated webbing belt and a minimal logo patch.

The real innovation lies in the mix: Gramicci brings its outdoor attitude, nonnative adds design research and silhouette refinement, and Loro Piana elevates everything with a fabric we’re more used to seeing in ultra-premium tailored blazers.