Labo.Art 'Velluto Trousers in Cemento'
Material: 100% cotton
Origin: Italy
Care: Machine wash 30°
Description:
Effortlessly blending comfort and structure, these trousers are crafted from a rich, wide-wale cotton corduroy with a soft, weighty drape. Designed for everyday wear, they feature a relaxed silhouette with an elasticated waistband and a subtle cuff at the hem for a gently tailored finish.
The cemento shade (a refined grey-beige) offers a versatile, neutral base that complements any wardrobe. Practical details include side seam pockets and square patch pockets at the back, balancing utility with understated style.
Measurements:
Measurements (taken flat across garment)
Size Waist Length
0 32 - 44 cm 90 cm
1 36 - 47 cm 93 cm
Model wears size 0 (5'8)
About the Maker
After gaining creative experience in theatrical and fashion production, Ludovica Diligu founded Labo.art in Milan in 2006 and started producing her first, though limited, fashion collections. Hailling from a family of architects, Ludovica was brought up in an atmosphere of research into lines, volumes and geometry, styles that form the basis of her highly qualified profession. This is the reason why her creations are more like wearable architecture. Moving to Berlin the undisputed centre of the latest European artistic trends whilst remaining a staunch supporter of “made in Italy” production, has been the winning formula at the base of Ludovica’s success.
Labo.art is synonymous with sober and minimal elegance. The company’s hallmark is an attentive study of volumes and their role in space expressed through the architectural design of the single piece of clothing. The key words are: constant research. This process regards colours in all their hues, focusing on the reinterpretation of cotton, wool and linen in essential and modern shapes. The collection’s main concept draws from the combination of top-quality materials with clean design, and is inspired by the focal, historical moments of fashion, theatre and cinema. The perfect balance of taste and class creates a unique and easily recognizable style. The creative headquarters are in Berlin, the European centre of contemporary cultural experimentation, in an old liqueur factory right in the throbbing heart of the gallery district.
