
Welcome to the ornamental world of D’ASCOLI, where we celebrate the decorative arts of diverse cultures in our original designs, using ancient and modern techniques. We employ sustainable, low carbon forms of production such as hand-weaving, digital printing, and hand embroidery to create socially responsible products that enrich the lives of makers and users with an authentic provenance, and the integrity that results from small-batch production.
Menswear Collections
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Voyager
VOYAGER is a summer menswear collection shaped by leisure, movement, and escape. Designed for travel and everyday wanderings rather than the office, the collection pairs shirts, printed jeans, relaxed shorts, soft cotton hoodies, duffle bags, and padded computer covers, all rendered in D’ASCOLI’s signature fabrics. The mood is casual yet expressive—where exotic nuance meets a distinctly European maximalist sensibility. Hand-spun, hand-woven cotton lends the shirts a tactile softness and natural depth, grounding the collection’s visual richness in material authenticity. Pattern and color unfold with ease, worn lightly rather than declared. Silhouettes remain fluid and effortless, balancing comfort with character. VOYAGER evokes a modern leisure wardrobe defined by curiosity, individuality, and the understated confidence of visual richness.
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Rockstar
The 1960's were a time of growing affluence and consumerism that led many young people to question age old social norms and the widespread embrace of materialism. This gave rise to the youth counter culture accompanied by a creative surge in the arts. From Folk to Acid Rock, this new wave of music brought the advent of Rock Stars as cultural icons. Channeling this bohemian vibe, D'Ascoli captures the idealism and eclectic flamboyance of “Rock Star” style in their debut Men's collection of shirts and shorts. Think of Hendrix in Morocco, Harrison in Rishikesh, or the Wilson brothers on the beach in Southern California. The Rock Star Collection reflects the confidence and varied moods of this era, from Surf Culture to psychedelic escapism.
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