MaxMara

Max Mara clothing traces back to 1951, when Achille Maramotti opened a small atelier in Reggio Emilia with an unusual ambition: bring American factory tailoring into Italian fashion. Six years later the house took the name MaxMara, often written Max Mara — "Max" a superlative, "Mara" shortened from his surname — and grew into one of Italy's premier ready-to-wear labels. That precision shows up in what's on this rack: a solid wool jacket with real shoulder structure, wide-leg linen pants cut for movement, and a leather tapered legging that reads more suit than sweatpant. The linen breathes easy. A beaded rhinestone tee and a knit sweater round out the mix, alongside the dresses and suit separates here. MaxMara is Italian at its core, though not every garment is cut and sewn there — this page won't claim that. Here's what's true: the tailoring instincts behind the house's famous 101801 camel coat run straight through the wool jacket and dresses here.