Ennio Capasa, designer of Costume National began his career working alongside Yohji Yamamoto in Japan, over 20 years ago, before setting up his own label with his brother Carlo. The New York Times defines Costume National’s menswear style a “cool and chic modernism.”

Now an international lifestyle brand, Milan based Costume National is directed by Ennio Capasa whose collections can only be described as a street-wear meets high fashion. The label’s street-wear inspired clothing is created from the highest quality fabrics and Italian craftsmanship to create exceptional pieces with slim silhouettes and an often military styling. The military influence goes further too: the brand’s name was inspired by a book on French military uniforms. Capasa favours dark and natural tones in his work, something which appeals strongly to his menswear customer. Costume National now provides fragrance, eyewear and accessory lines to accompany the men’s ready-to-wear collections. Appealing to the man who is confident in his own style, Costume National produces sleek, masculine, effortless garments which work well together no matter what the current trend, season or fashion.