Pringle of Scotland, the prestigious knitwear brand, is shaking up its menswear department with the appointment of Giuseppe Marretta as the new design director. Hailing from Turin, Marretta brings a diverse background in fashion, architecture, art, movies, and pop culture to the renowned luxury label. Since joining Pringle of Scotland in April, Marretta is gearing up to showcase his first collection at Paris Fashion Week Men’s.
With a robust resume that includes leadership roles at Giorgio Armani and consultancy work with top brands like Brioni and Ermenegildo Zegna, Marretta is well-versed in the world of luxury fashion. His expertise in knitwear design positions him as the perfect candidate to infuse Pringle of Scotland’s heritage with a modern twist.
Speaking on his new role, Marretta shared, “I’m thrilled to be a part of Pringle of Scotland. The brand has a rich history in the fashion industry, and I’m excited to bring a contemporary touch to its legacy.” He underscored the importance of Pringle’s knitwear DNA and looks forward to shaping the brand’s future direction.
CEO Jean Fang echoed Marretta’s sentiments, saying, “We are excited to welcome Giuseppe to the Pringle family. His passion for knitwear and menswear aligns perfectly with our brand ethos, and we can’t wait to see how he reinvents our iconic heritage.” Together, Marretta and Pringle of Scotland aim to revolutionize the way men perceive knitwear and essential pieces in today’s fashion landscape.
Established in 1815, Pringle of Scotland has a longstanding reputation for producing luxurious cashmere knitwear. With Marretta leading the menswear design team, the brand is poised to blend tradition with innovation, solidifying its standing as a frontrunner in the realm of high-end fashion.
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