Serie Numerica Silk Printed Dress

Simply exquisite dress featuring a striking print designed from the signature patchwork knitwear the brand is renowned for. Created in a sleeveless style with a soft gathering and a fuller skirt, finished with asymmetrical detail. Crafted from pure woven silk, this effortless dress can be worn simply, teamed with the printed jacket for a matched aesthetic, or easily dressed up for event and occasions. Printed with patchwork knitwear design Sleeveless style Fully skirt with pleated asymmetric joining seam Discreet side pockets Asymmetric hemline Pure woven silk Made in Italy Beautiful drape quality  Fabric: 100% SilkCare guide: Professional dry clean only Founded in 2009 in Turin by Maria De Ambrogio and Stella Tosco, with research-driven design at the core of its identity. Working closely with local artisans, the brand preserves traditional processes while reinterpreting them through a contemporary lens. In 2018, Serien Numerica launched its Knit-Lab, a dedicated knitwear studio enabling in-house sampling, production control, and creative experimentation. The collections feature recycled and regenerated yarns, minimal silhouettes, asymmetry, and layered constructions, resulting in a timeless aesthetic that transcends seasonal trends.

Serie Numerica Silk Printed Bomber Jacket

Simply exquisite summer bomber jacket featuring a striking print designed from the signature patchwork knitwear the brand is renowned for. Created in a relaxed boxy style with long raglan sleeves, a 2-way front zip closure and elastication at the hemline. Crafted from pure woven silk, this luxury jacket looks great with trousers, or equally over the printed dress for a matched aesthetic. Printed with patchwork knitwear design Bomber style jacket Long raglan sleeve Pure woven silk Made in Italy 2-way front zip closure Front pockets Elasticated at hemline lightly cinches to waist  Boxy relaxed shape Styled with:Rundholz Dip Seafoam Storm Trousers  Fabric: 100% SilkCare guide: Professional dry clean only Founded in 2009 in Turin by Maria De Ambrogio and Stella Tosco, with research-driven design at the core of its identity. Working closely with local artisans, the brand preserves traditional processes while reinterpreting them through a contemporary lens. In 2018, Serien Numerica launched its Knit-Lab, a dedicated knitwear studio enabling in-house sampling, production control, and creative experimentation. The collections feature recycled and regenerated yarns, minimal silhouettes, asymmetry, and layered constructions, resulting in a timeless aesthetic that transcends seasonal trends.