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The Attico collaborations: Eres, Air Jordan, Linda Farrow, Re/Done, Sant Ambroeus and the pop-ups

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The Attico collaborations: Eres, Air Jordan, Linda Farrow, Re/Done, Sant Ambroeus and the pop-ups

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The Attico has collaborated sparingly and chosen partners that map onto its own categories: a swim house for its first beachwear, a sneaker for the tomboy half of the wardrobe, an eyewear maker for the sunglasses, a denim label for the jeans and a Milan restaurant for the brand’s home city. The record below is dated and sourced, because “The Attico x” is one of the most searched phrases around the brand and most of what comes up is undated. Where a collaboration produced a category the brand still makes, we point to the current pieces at Luxury Shoes .

Key facts

  • Eres x The Attico, July 2019: a swimwear capsule with the French swim house, reported by Vogue France; the root of the Il primo bagno swim line.
  • Nike Air Jordan 1 Mid Milan, February 2020: a special pack launched by The Attico, reported by ZOE Magazine.
  • Linda Farrow: the eyewear collaboration behind The Attico sunglasses, including the Berta and Mini Marfa frames people search for; eyewear is a brand category, not stocked at Luxury Shoes .
  • Re/Done: a denim collaboration with the Los Angeles label; The Attico’s own jeans line now covers the category.
  • Sant Ambroeus: a partnership with the Milan restaurant, listed by Wikipedia among the brand’s collaborations.
  • Pop-ups: Harrods, Selfridges, Bergdorf Goodman, La Rinascente, The Webster, Beymen, Level Shoes, a December 2021 accessories series, Wooster Street in New York in September 2022, and in 2023 Antonia, Antonioli Ibiza, Galeries Lafayette, Saks, Harvey Nichols Dubai and Space Mue Seoul.

Eres, 2019: where the swim line comes from

The Eres capsule of July 2019 put The Attico’s prints and cuts on the French house’s swim construction, and it is the clearest ancestor of what the brand now sells under Il primo bagno. The current line at Luxury Handbags runs 17 pieces, $570 to $2,470, all made in Italy in 82 percent polyamide and 18 percent elastane, with the Scoop neckline and high-cut leg that the Yellow bikini shows. The swimwear guide ranks them.

Air Jordan, 2020: the tomboy half made official

The Air Jordan 1 Mid Milan pack of February 2020 was a sneaker release, so nothing from it is stocked here, but it named the side of the brand that the cargo pants, the bombers and the sweatshirts belong to. The Fern cargo, the bombers and the sweatshirts and joggers are the current expression of it, from $720.

Linda Farrow and Re/Done: eyewear and denim

The Linda Farrow partnership produced the sunglasses the brand still sells, including the Berta and the Mini Marfa, which is why those names appear in searches; eyewear is an accessories category and Luxury Handbags does not carry it. Re/Done was a denim collaboration with the Los Angeles label, and the brand’s own jeans have since become a category in their own right: 9 denim pieces at Luxury Shoes , $880 to $1,680, all pure cotton and made in Italy. The jeans guide covers them.

Sant Ambroeus and Superhouse: Milan and design

The Sant Ambroeus partnership tied the brand to a Milan institution, and the Superhouse exhibition during the 2022 Salone del Mobile, covered by Elle Decor Italia, showed the founders’ interest in design, which Vogue noted at the launch in 2016 when Ambrosio spoke of expanding into furniture and jewellery.

The pop-up programme

Pop-ups have been the brand’s retail strategy in place of stores. The chief executive told WWD in December 2023 that they are “nimbler and more efficient initiatives than macro-investments for permanent retail locations”, and listed the year’s partners: Antonia in Milan, The Webster Los Angeles, Antonioli in Ibiza, Galeries Lafayette, Saks and Bergdorf Goodman, Harrods, Harvey Nichols Dubai and Space Mue in Seoul. Earlier waves covered Selfridges, La Rinascente, Beymen, Level Shoes, a December 2021 accessories series and the first New York pop-up on Wooster Street in September 2022. The where to buy page explains how Luxury Handbags fits alongside those channels.

“The Attico is a brand rooted in Milan but looking towards the future in a modern, international way, as much as the city itself is doing,” chief executive Stefano Marcovaldi told WWD in December 2023.

Frequently asked questions

What collaborations has The Attico done?

Eres swimwear in 2019, a Nike Air Jordan 1 Mid Milan pack in 2020, Linda Farrow eyewear, Re/Done denim and a partnership with the Milan restaurant Sant Ambroeus, per Wikipedia and the articles it cites.

Does Luxury Handbags sell The Attico x Linda Farrow sunglasses?

No. Luxury Handbags stocks the ready-to-wear and swim; eyewear, bags and shoes are bought from the brand and its accessories stockists.

Is the Eres x The Attico swimwear still available?

The 2019 capsule is not, but the brand’s own swim line descends from it and is in stock at Luxury Handbags under the Il primo bagno name.

Does The Attico have stores?

No permanent stores as of the chief executive’s December 2023 interview; the brand uses pop-ups with department stores and boutiques and sells through about 270 stockists.

Where was The Attico’s New York pop-up?

On Wooster Street in SoHo, opened on 14 September 2022 during New York Fashion Week, as reported by WWD.

Did The Attico collaborate with Highsnobiety?

The phrase is searched, but we could not source it against the brand’s record on the date of this page, so it is not listed here.

Read next

The Attico history timeline. The Attico swimwear. The Attico jeans. Where to buy The Attico. Shop The Attico at Luxury Shoes .

More The Attico guides

Every The Attico page by Luxury Shoes ’s fashion editor Gemma Deeks: Who is The Attico?, How to style, Brands like The Attico, FW26 edit, Is it a luxury brand?, Where to buy, Price guide, Size guide, Sale, vs Magda Butrym, Dresses, Mini dresses, Midi and maxi dresses, Black dresses, White dresses, Red dresses, Zebra and prints, Wedding-guest dresses, Jeans, Pants, Skirts, Tops and shirts, Knitwear, Jackets and coats, Swimwear, Who wears it, History timeline, Review, Real vs fake, Materials and care, Glossary, Signatures, vs 16Arlington, vs Alessandra Rich, SS26 edit, Capsule wardrobe, Cargo pants, Bomber jackets, Sweatshirts and joggers, Shorts, Tailoring, Leather and fur, T-shirts, Cut-outs, Lace and tulle, Feathers and fringe, Satin and silk, Blue and green, Grey, beige and brown, Stripes and checks, Yellow, pink and purple, Party dresses, Holiday edit.

Sources and method

Checked on 19 September 2026 by Gemma Deeks, fashion editor at Luxury Shoes . Product facts, the compositions, made-in lines, fit notes and model measurements, are the brand’s own product-page text; counts, prices and price ranges are Luxury Shoes ’s live catalogue on that date and move with stock, and only pieces that were in stock at both Luxury Handbags and theattico.com on that date are named; the brand history comes from the brand’s own About page and the press articles listed below, each read on the date above, with the founders’ and the chief executive’s words quoted verbatim. Where a claim could not be checked against one of these it was left out, and where the fitting room is giving its own advice the page says so.

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