Men's Clothing: Emporio Armani, Dondup, Lacoste and Luxury Brands

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L'designer menswear from Vittorio Citro is the selection of a multibrand boutique that buys from authorized retailers: shirts, knitwear, outerwear, denim and tailoring from more than fifty brands, from Italian suit houses to sportswear names. This isn't a catalog: it's what we choose each season and keep in store, in Roccapiemonte.

Browse by category

Brands, grouped by what they do best

Choose a brand for the pieces it excels at, not for the name in general. Here's how we see them.

Tailoring and suits

Our most Italian department, and where you can see the difference between a designer suit and just any suit.

  • Lardini — unstructured jackets and softly tailored suits
  • MANUEL RITZ — suits and jackets with a slim silhouette
  • PAOLONI — contemporary tailoring, natural shoulders
  • BHARNABA — formalwear, including less common drops
  • HAVANA & CO — jackets and suits with a more relaxed feel

Outerwear and down jackets

The category that truly puts a brand to the test, because a coat that misses the mark shows by the first winter.

  • Peuterey — down jackets and parkas, our best-selling outerwear
  • Colmar — lightweight technical down jackets
  • People Of Shibuya — raincoats and technical jackets with an urban cut
  • Woolrich — the classic American outerwear brand

Denim and trousers

The choice here is almost entirely about fit: the same jeans, three brands, three different leg shapes.

  • Michael Coal — denim and trousers with a considered fit
  • LEVI'S — the denim benchmark, from the 501 down
  • Dondup — jeans with a distinctive cut
  • Pt Torino — tailored trousers
  • JEORDIE'S — chinos and trousers with a slim fit
  • RE-HASH — Italian chinos, heavyweight fabrics

Polo shirts, T-shirts and knitwear

The department with the widest selection in all of menswear, and the one where it pays to check the composition before the logo.

Shirts

Choose by collar, not size: from 38 to 45.

  • ingram — shirts in technical stretch fabric, low-iron
  • Bugatti — classic and button-down shirts
  • Tela Genova — shirts in more textured fabrics

Sportswear and outdoor

The department’s more relaxed style, which plays a bigger part in everyday wardrobes than people admit.

  • Adidas Originals — sweatshirts, tracksuits and archive pieces
  • Kappa — the logo that’s back
  • Fila — sweatshirts and ’90s pieces
  • TIMBERLAND — outdoor wear and city outerwear

Curated and contemporary

Brands we select piece by piece, where it’s not about depth but about finding the right piece.

  • Alessandro Dell'Acqua — pieces with a more experimental cut
  • BE ABLE — denim and handcrafted pieces
  • WHITE SAND — trousers and pieces in rich, solid colours
  • Simbols — knitwear and essentials

How to choose (and find the right size)

Advice from those who help you try pieces on in store: build your wardrobe in layers. A good shirt and chinos work for the office; a polo and jeans for your free time; a heavyweight sweatshirt and outerwear for the weekend. Each category has its own sizing system: shirts are sized by collar, from 38 to 45; knitwear, polos and sweatshirts are sized by letter; for a suit, the drop matters, meaning the difference between the jacket and trousers. Find brand size conversions in the size converter.

Why Vittorio Citro

We are a family boutique: six generations in fashion since 1917, in the province of Salerno. We buy from authorized retailers, so every item is authentic and guaranteed. Shipping is free in Italy on orders over €149 (European Union over €299), and returns are free in Italy within 30 days. If you have a question about a size or fabric, we have the garment right here: write to us and we’ll let you know.

Frequently asked questions

Which menswear brands can I find at Vittorio Citro?

Our menswear department currently carries over fifty brands, from Italian tailoring (Lardini, Manuel Ritz, Paoloni) to outerwear (Peuterey, Colmar, Woolrich), denim (Levi's, Dondup, Michael Coal, PT Torino) and sportswear (Adidas Originals, Kappa, Fila). L’You’ll find the full list by category above, with a link to each brand’s page.

What is the difference between designer clothing and luxury clothing?

In everyday use, the terms overlap, but they are not the same. Designer means a recognizable brand; luxury refers to the level of craftsmanship, the materials and where the garment is made. Both are represented in our menswear department: alongside well-known brands, you’ll find Italian tailoring houses that not everyone knows, whose garments are worth more than the name alone.

Are the items authentic?

Yes. We are authorized retailers of the brands we carry and buy directly from the fashion houses or their official distributors. The authenticity of every item is guaranteed, and in our boutique, each piece passes through our hands before being listed online. L'

How do I choose the right size?

It depends on the category. Shirts are sized by collar measurement, from 38 to 45. Polo shirts, knitwear and sweatshirts are sized by letter, from S to XXL. Trousers and jeans use Italian or European waist sizing, and with a suit, the drop matters: the difference between the jacket and trouser sizes. Each product page lists 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 on orders over €149 and in Europe on orders over €299. Returns are free within 30 days: items must be returned in perfect condition with their tags attached.

Can I also shop in store?

Yes. Our boutique is in Roccapiemonte, in the province of Salerno, a few kilometres from the Amalfi Coast, and our family has been selling fashion since 1917. What you see online is the same selection you'll find in store.

A special mention goes to Barrett shoes: handcrafted in Parma since 1917, the same year our family opened its first shop.

For truly cold weather, wool and cashmere-blend beanies for men and women.

We have a dedicated page on relaxed fits: baggy, loose and wide-leg jeans, with details on the four different fits.

For outerwear — coats, down jackets, parkas or bombers — see our dedicated guide: how to choose by reading the insulation and membrane details.

We have a separate page for white shirts: women's and men's white shirts, with details on the difference between optic white, cream and off-white.

For New Era caps, we explain the difference between 9FORTY, 9FIFTY and 59FIFTY — namely, whether the cap is adjustable — on our dedicated page.

For backpacks and laptop bags — 14 or 15.6 inches, RFID, power bank pocket — see the selection of men's work bags.