Vintage Versace Jeans Couture – Knitwear | Rumors Vintage

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Versace Jeans Couture

The casual side of Versace

Gianni Versace founded his fashion house in 1978, showing his first collection on 28 March that year at the Palazzo della Permanente in Milan. The house became famous for opulent prints, bold colour and the Medusa logo drawn from Greek mythology. Versace Jeans Couture is where that style turns casual: denim, shirts and knitwear for everyday wear, still with Versace's eye for detail.

One name, several lines

Over the years Versace ran several lines alongside the main collection, including Versace Jeans and Versus. In 2014 they were brought together under the name Versace Jeans Couture. That's why you'll come across different labels on vintage pieces; we always state exactly which label is in the garment, so you know what you are buying.

Versace Jeans Couture in vintage

In vintage you'll mostly come across knitwear, shirts and denim from this line: everyday pieces with the finishing of an Italian fashion house. Because every piece is one of a kind, our selection changes all the time. You'll find knitwear and shirts in men's vintage knitwear and men's vintage shirts and tops. For more from the big Italian names, browse designer vintage.

Quality and fit

A fine-knit polo or henley looks best when it sits well across the shoulders. That's why we measure every piece ourselves: chest, length and sleeve length are on the product page. We check the knit for pilling and small holes, and describe any signs of wear honestly.

How to wear it

Keep a Versace Jeans Couture polo understated with dark trousers from men's vintage trousers, or go relaxed with jeans. For more Italian casualwear in the same spirit, see Armani Jeans and D&G.

Italian craftsmanship, dressed down

What sets Versace Jeans Couture apart from ordinary casualwear is the finishing. Think fine-gauge knits, neat button plackets and a fit that falls cleanly, with the occasional nod to the main house. That means a polo knit works as well under a blazer as it does with jeans, and it still looks sharp years later. It is exactly why vintage pieces from this line are worth seeking out.

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