For over a century, Zegna has stayed true to the vision of its namesake founder, offering distinguished men’s tailoring made with high-quality fabrics. 
Across three generations, the brand that’s kept it all in the family has only strengthened its resolve. From sourcing the world’s most exquisite textiles, they’ve moved toward acquiring the farms and plants that make them. 
Still, a legendary brand that’s evoked masculine refinement as staunchly as James Bond (not to mention one that is double 007’s age) isn’t content to stand rigidly in the past. At a time when even Bond’s identity is ripe for change, Zegna has made strides welcoming diversity in its design. 

Zegna’s SS23 collection is proof the label can wear its legacy with pride while swaggering toward innovation. Deviating from default neutrals, a canary yellow or burnished orange runs a victory lap across smartly constructed sweats and layering. Shirt jackets feature sumptuous tones with tech sheen and lightness; the kind of versatile pieces that look as effortless while roaming a gallery opening as playing a game of squash. Call it casualwear that commands attention, relaxed yet ready to field a work conference on a private jet. 
While recent flourishes and the occasional collaboration have drawn a younger clientele, there’s no veering from the quality that’s deep in the brand’s DNA. Each piece is made with 112 years of tailoring expertise behind it. As legacy continues to influence the brand, even its cashmere is now sustainably sourced from Oasi, the Northern Italian homeland of founder Ermenegildo Zegna.