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DW relies on ISKO™ premium denim to forge its quality-driven path to excellence.

The two brands have beenworking together to develop unique conceptsfor FW2019 and SS2020 collection, starting from premium ISKO™ denim.Each garment is sartorially and carefully thought outto result in abeautiful product that isrespectful ofpeople and the planet.

Excellenceis in the detail and DW knows it well.TheItalian brand built its entire history around this notion, focusing, through the years, on high quality ingredients and handmade craftmanship to develop its collections.

From fabrics to stitching to accessories, every small element is carefully envisioned and developed to create garments that stand out in the market and are safe for the planet and its people. With cutting - edge technologies and forefront treatments being part of the process, the partnership with ISKO, leading denim ingredient brand, came naturally – the next step forward in a journey toward distinction.


Being the first mill in the world to be awarded both Nordic Swan Ecolabel and EU Ecolabel, the company provided the perfect, responsible solutions to better define DW’s vision. Combined with the brand’s tradition and expertise, the pioneering fabrics developed by ISKO enriche very denim  piece with  responsibility  and  premium  quality,  according to  the  mill’s  Responsible Innovation™ approach. Based on creativity, competence and citizenship, this holistic strategy constantly defines new standards for the entire industry, allowing the brand to fully and safely express its creativity. The result is the five pockets Milano modeland the American pocket Enea pant, both available in different washes and colors.

DWFW2019 and SS2020 collections area lready out, both available in Italian stores.

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