Bombo Studio’s New Lookbook: Italian Tailoring Meets Play

Bombo Studio released a new collection with a lookbook that continues its exploration of the shirt as a statement- cut sharp, worn loose, and never without character.

Made in Italy and rooted in traditional tailoring, the pieces carry the codes of menswear but rewrite them with ease. The silhouettes are genderless, the fabrics are clean, and the design language is deliberate. Cuffs are oversized, buttons are off-center, and nothing is there by accident.

Bombo Studio and the Art of Slow Fashion

Bombo Studio moves at its own pace. No seasonal drops, no trend-chasing. Just timeless pieces made with care. The brand focuses on one thing: shirts, and does it exceptionally well. Each design is the result of thoughtful cuts, quality fabrics, and a slow, local production process in Italy.

By centering people over production schedules, the label brings a more human, collaborative dynamic to fashion. The result? Garments that feel considered, because they are.

Made in Italy, Made to Last

Every shirt is built to hold up, not just physically, but aesthetically. The style is refined and quiet, with just enough boldness to feel current. These are pieces that work across gender, across time, across context.

Even the packaging reflects the philosophy. Designed in collaboration with Grafiche Antiga– one of the leading companies in Italy since 1968, it’s minimal, high-quality, and Italian-made, like the clothes themselves.