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Heron Light MC2 sweater with Snoopy Masterchef embroidery -
Lacoste Men’s Crew-Neck Carded Wool Sweater -
Peuterey THERA Merino Wool Blend Crew-Neck Sweater -
Lacoste Men's Cotton High-Neck Pullover with Zip -
MC2 Saint Barth Heron Cashmere Sweater Men -
Heron cashmere-blend sweater with Apres Ski embroidery -
Heron Light cashmere sweater with Chips embroidery -
Heron Light cashmere sweater with Gin embroidery -
Heron Men's Cashmere Sweater I HATE EVERYONE -
Lacoste Carded Wool Crewneck Sweater for Men -
Heron Men's Cashmere Gin Tonic Sweater -
Heron Men's Cashmere Snoopy Sweater -
Heron Men's Cashmere Sweater with St. Moritz Embroidery -
Peuterey New Marlon NC men's wool-blend pullover -
Men's Manuel Ritz Virgin Wool Sweater -
Gorran 09 wool and cotton turtleneck -
Rennel Wool and Polyester Blend Sweater -
Peuterey RENNEL wool blend zip-up sweater -
Gorran 09 wool and cotton turtleneck -
Gorran 09 wool and cotton turtleneck -
Heron Light cashmere sweater with Carbo embroidery -
Heron Light cashmere sweater with Watch embroidery -
Heron Light Cashmere sweater with Car embroidery -
Heron Light MC2 cashmere sweater with Apres Ski embroidery -
Heron Light sweater with Baileys embroidery -
Heron Cashmere Sweater with Jacquard Detail -
Lacoste men's cotton pullover with high neck and zip -
Heron Light sweater with Uncle Scrooge How Much embroidery -
Heron Light sweater with Scrooge McDuck embroidery -
Heron Light Sweater with Gin Gin Embroidery -
Heron Light MC2 sweater with Watch embroidery -
Lacoste men's Merino wool crew-neck sweater -
Long-Sleeve Regimental Polo shirts for Men in Merino Wool Blend -
GCDS cardigan with buttons and raised maxi logo -
Men's Regimental Merino Wool Blend Sweater -
Lacoste Merino wool crew-neck sweater -
Men's Cashmere Sweater with Zip -
Heron Light cashmere sweater with Watch embroidery -
Heron Light sweater with "I'm not handsome..." embroidery -
Emporio Armani Men's Pure Virgin Wool Cardigan -
MC2 Saint Barth half-zip sweater with graphic -
Lacoste Organic Cotton Turtleneck Pullover -
Lacoste Men's Wool Felt Polo Shirt-Collar Sweater -
GCDS sweater with intarsia logo -
Emporio Armani Men's Paisley Cardigan in Mohair Wool -
Heron Light sweater with "Amo Cortina from a piece" embroidery -
Men's Heron Cortina Cashmere Sweater -
Heron Men's Cashmere Sweater ASK CHAT -
Heron cashmere blend jumper with Cortina embroidery -
Heron Light sweater with "Golden Power" embroidery -
Cashmere blend sweater with Bombardino embroidery -
Heron Light sweatshirt with "So far so good" embroidery -
Heron Light sweater with "Me la daresti?" embroidery -
Heron embroidered jumper -
Sweater with "Wife on vacation, let the dancing begin" embroidery -
Heron Light sweater with "Sommelier..." embroidery -
Heron Light sweater with "Milano da bere" embroidery -
MC2 Saint Barth Heron Cortina Habitué Sweater -
Heron Light Sweater with "GIN GIN" embroidery -
Regent Green Cashmere Blend Crew Neck Sweater
Vittorio Citro's designer menswear is the selection of a multibrand boutique that buys from authorised retailers: Shirts, Knitwear, outerwear, denim and tailoring from over fifty brands, from Italian suit makers to sportswear names. It is not a catalogue: it is what we select season after season and keep in our store in Roccapiemonte, since 1917.
Browse by category
- Shirts — elegant and casual, from occasions to everyday wear
- Polo shirts — and t-shirts, with short and long sleeves
- Knitwear — sweaters, cardigans and roll-necks
- Trousers — and jeans, from chinos to denim
- Jackets and blousons — and coats
- Sweatshirts — from the weekend to training
The brands, grouped by what they do best
A brand is chosen for the garments it excels at, not for its name in general. This is how we look at them.
Tailoring and suits
Our most Italian department, and where you see the difference between a designer suit and just a suit.
- Lardini — unstructured jackets and softly tailored suits
- MANUEL RITZ — suits and jackets with a streamlined silhouette
- PAOLONI — contemporary tailoring, natural shoulders
- BHARNABA — occasion suits, including less common drops
- HAVANA & CO — jackets and suits with a more relaxed character
Outerwear and down jackets
The category that truly tests a brand, because the wrong coat is noticeable from the first winter.
- Peuterey — down jackets and parkas, our best-selling outerwear
- Colmar — lightweight technical down jackets
- People Of Shibuya — waterproofs and technical jackets with an urban cut
- Woolrich — classic American outerwear
Denim and trousers
Here, the choice is almost entirely about fit: the same jeans, three brands, three different silhouettes.
- Michael Coal — denim and trousers with a considered fit
- LEVI'S — the benchmark in denim, from the 501 onwards
- Dondup — jeans with a distinctive cut
- Pt Torino — sartorially cut trousers
- JEORDIE'S — chinos and slim-fit trousers
- RE-HASH — Italian chinos in heavyweight fabrics
Polo shirts, t-shirts and knitwear
This is the department with the greatest depth in menswear, and the one where it pays to check the composition before the logo.
- LACOSTE — polo shirts, starting with the L.12.12
- Mc2 Saint Barth — knitwear and embroidered garments, often in cashmere blends
- Roberto Collina — Italian knitwear in fine yarns
- GI CAPRI — linen and Riviera-ready pieces
Shirts
They are chosen by the collar, not the size: from 38 to 45.
- ingram — stretch technical-fabric shirts, easy iron
- Bugatti — classic and button-down shirts
- Tela Genova — shirts in more textured fabrics
Sportswear and outdoor
The department's most relaxed character, which plays a bigger role in everyday wardrobes than people admit.
- Adidas Originals — sweatshirts, tracksuits and archive pieces
- Kappa — the logo that made its return
- Fila — sweatshirts and nineties pieces
- TIMBERLAND — outdoor pieces and urban outerwear
Design and contemporary style
The brands we choose piece by piece, where depth matters less than finding the right item.
- Alessandro Dell'Acqua — pieces with a more experimental cut
- BE ABLE — denim and hand-finished pieces
- WHITE SAND — trousers and pieces in rich colours
- Simbols — knitwear and essential pieces
How to choose (and find the right size)
Our advice, from those who have customers try on the garments in store: build in layers. A good shirt and chinos work for the office; polo shirts and jeans for free time; a heavyweight sweatshirt and outerwear for the weekend. When it comes to sizing, each category has its own system: shirts are sized by the collar, from 38 to 45; knitwear, polo shirts and sweatshirts by standard size; for a suit, the drop matters, meaning the difference between the jacket and trousers. Equivalences between brands are available in the size converter.
Why Vittorio Citro
We are a family boutique established in 1917, with six generations in the same town in the province of Salerno. We buy from authorised retailers, so every garment is authentic and guaranteed. Free shipping in Italy from €149 (European Union from €299) and free returns in Italy within 30 days. If you have any doubts about a size or fabric, we have the garment in front of us: write to us and we will tell you.
Frequently asked questions
Which menswear brands can I find at Vittorio Citro?
At the moment, the menswear department includes over fifty brands, from Italian tailoring (Lardini, Manuel Ritz, Paoloni) to outerwear (Peuterey, Colmar, Woolrich), from denim (Levi's, Dondup, Michael Coal, PT Torino) to sportswear (Adidas Originals, Kappa, Fila). You can find the complete list by group above, with a link to each brand's page.
What is the difference between designer clothing and luxury clothing?
In common usage, the terms overlap, but they are not the same thing. Designer means clothing from a recognisable brand; luxury refers to the level of craftsmanship, the materials and where the garment is made. Our menswear department brings both together: alongside well-known brands, there are Italian tailoring houses that not everyone knows and that offer more in the garment than the name alone.
Are the garments authentic?
Yes. We are authorised retailers of the brands we stock and buy directly from the brands or their official distributors. The authenticity of every garment is guaranteed, and in the boutique each piece physically passes through our hands before being listed online.
How do I choose the right size?
It depends on the category. Shirts follow collar measurements, from 38 to 45. Polo shirts, knitwear and sweatshirts are sized from S to XXL. Trousers and jeans use Italian or European waist sizing, while for a suit the drop matters, meaning the difference between the jacket and trousers. Each product page indicates the fit; if in doubt, write to us - we have the garment here.
How much does shipping cost and how do returns work?
Shipping is free in Italy from €149 and in Europe from €299. Returns are free within 30 days: the garment must be returned intact with the tags attached.
Can I also shop in store?
Yes. The boutique is in Roccapiemonte, in the province of Salerno, a few kilometres from the Amalfi Coast, and the family has been selling fashion from the same location since 1917. What you see online is the same selection you will find in store.
When it comes to footwear, Barrett shoes deserve a special mention: handcrafted and made in Parma since 1917, the same year as the boutique.
For truly cold weather, wool and cashmere-blend hats, for men and women.
For a relaxed fit, we have a dedicated page: baggy, loose and wide-leg jeans, with the difference between the four fits.
For outerwear — coats, down jackets, parkas or bombers — there is a dedicated guide: how to choose it by reading the insulation and membrane.
For white, we have a dedicated page: women's and men's white shirts, with the difference between optical white, cream and off-white.
For New Era styles, we explain the difference between 9FORTY, 9FIFTY and 59FIFTY — whether or not the cap is adjustable — on the dedicated page.
For backpacks and laptop bags — 14 or 15.6 inches, RFID, power-bank pocket — see our selection of men's work bags.