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Size Chart

Women
  • Body Measurements
    INT XXS XS S M L XL
    Chest
    (cm)    		 74
    to
    77    		 78
    to
    81    		 82
    to
    85    		 86
    to
    89    		 90
    to
    93    		 94
    to
    97
    Waist
    (cm)    		 59
    to
    62    		 63
    to
    66    		 67
    to
    70    		 71
    to
    74    		 75
    to
    78    		 79
    to
    82
    Hip
    (cm)    		 83
    to
    86    		 87
    to
    90    		 91
    to
    94    		 95
    to
    98    		 99
    to
    102    		 103
    to
    107
  • Tops
    INT XXS XS S M L XL
    GER 32 34 36 38 40 42
    US 0-2 4 6 8 10 12
    UK 6 8 10 12 14 16
    ITA 38 40 42 44 46 48
    FRA 34 36 38 40 42 44
    JAP 5 7 9 11 13 15
  • Bottoms
Men
  • Body Measurements
    INT XS S M L XL XXL
    Chest
    (cm)    		 86
    to
    89    		 90
    to
    93    		 94
    to
    97    		 98
    to
    101    		 102
    to
    105    		 106
    to
    109
    Waist
    (cm)    		 73
    to
    76    		 77
    to
    80    		 81
    to
    84    		 85
    to
    88    		 89
    to
    92    		 93
    to
    96
    Hip
    (cm)    		 87
    to
    90    		 91
    to
    94    		 95
    to
    98    		 99
    to
    102    		 103
    to
    106    		 107
    to
    109
  • Tops
    INT XS S M L XL XXL
    GER 44 46 48 50 52 54
    US 34 36 38 40 42 44
    UK 34 36 38 40 42 44
    ITA 44 46 48 50 52 54
    FRA 38 40 42 44 46 48
    JAP 1 2 3 4 5 6
  • Bottoms
  • Inseam
    CM 72 77 82 87 92
    INCH 28 30 32 34 36

    (Approximate values)

Resources

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% Angora, Fur or Down
15 Points in our Code of Conduct

We treat our resources with respect. Because we care about the environment and animals – and because they are the key to Closed’s trademark quality. It is important to us to produce our collections with less of an environmental impact. And we will keep on doing so. That’s a promise!

All Closed’s partners are subject to strict requirements on the use of chemical substances, which they agree to abide by through our Code of Conduct, signed on a bi-annual basis. To ensure compliance, we also periodically send samples to an independent laboratory for pollutant testing.

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% Angora, Fur or Down
Points in our
Code of Conduct

More promises:

  • We do not (and will not!) process fur, angora or down.
  • The cow and lambskin we use are exclusively by-products of the food industry.
  • Our fabric and yarn suppliers ensure that all animal fibers used in our Closed products come from animal farms that comply with internationally valid production guidelines.
CLOSED Materials Denim

Denim

Denim

CLOSED Materials Denim

Our jeans are handmade in Italy with love, and the knowledge is passed from one generation to the next. This lasting, close relationship with our Italian partners and the decades of joint know-how are essential to the quality of our jeans. We share a tradition – and a future. Together with our Italian partners, we developed our eco-friendly denim line A BETTER BLUE for a more sustainable jeans production.

Almost all our jeans are crafted in collaboration with three production partners. Candiani, a traditional weaving company, which many refer to as the best (and greenest!) mill in the world, provides the fabric. For A BETTER BLUE, Candiani uses cotton from the Better Cotton Initiative. Our jeans are then hand-sewn by Paul SPA, a family-run business. As there is an expert in every part of the process, a total of 22 different specialists are involved in the production of one single pair of Closed’s signature Pedal Pusher jeans.

The Everest laundry, Italy’s number one in denim treatments, is in command of the finishing procedures such as the washes and used effects. Our bleached and worn-out look, small holes and fading are created by hand to give the jeans their signature feel. Despite the individual treatment, all the denims of one style look identical – a true piece of art.

We share a tradition – and a future.
CLOSED Materials Denim
CLOSED Materials Denim
CLOSED Materials Denim

Learn more about the Candiani weaving mill, the Everest laundry & the sewing manufactory Paul SPA.

Get to know our eco-friendly denim line A BETTER BLUE

How to take care of denim

CLOSED Materials Denim

Wearing is caring. A pair of Closed jeans only get better with time. As the shape adapts to the wearer, the surface gets its own unique touch, leaving the piece with a personalised used look. The first rule when washing: the darker the jeans, the lighter they can get with frequent cleaning. Generally, jeans are best washed when turned inside out. Choose a low temperature (30 degrees) and do not tumble-dry. We recommend laying your jeans flat for drying, and you should not iron them. And one special rule for raw denim jeans: it is best to have them dry cleaned if you wish to keep their original look.

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Leather Garments

Leather Garments

CLOSED Materials Garments

Hard-wearing, durable and 100 per cent natural – when it comes to leather garments, Closed counts on specialists with decades of experience in the production and processing of this premium material. Our leathers are sourced from selected Italian and Portuguese tanneries. Whether smooth, degrained leather or suede, the longer you wear it, the better it looks. It will develop a delicate patina and last a lifetime if you take care of it properly.

For its leather trousers and jackets, Closed uses full-hide leather with a natural texture in an extra-large cut. This surface finish, with its original small bumps and flaws, stands for high quality. It’s also ecologically approved: all our leathers are by-products of the food industry. They are tanned without chemical additives and using only pure vegetable products that are chrome-free, sustainable and biodegradable. This process maintains the natural structure of the surface and leaves the skin with a smooth feel.

Durable
and 100%
natural.
CLOSED Materials Garments
CLOSED Materials Garments

How to take care of
Leather Garments

CLOSED Materials Garments

Scratches or stains? Always test the appropriate care product – pure beeswax, cleanser or lotion – on a small spot first. Then massage it into the surface using a soft cloth or your thumb. Leather garments shouldn’t be exposed to extremely high temperatures or too much moisture. Be sure to properly waterproof any items before wear. Wet jackets or trousers should ideally be dried at room temperature. If stiff afterwards, gently move with your hands to soften. Only ever iron garments on the reverse side – always on a wool setting and using a pressing cloth.

CLOSED Materials Eco-Friendly Fibers

Eco-Friendly
Fibers

Eco-Friendly Fibers

  • Cellulose Fibers
  • Lyocell
  • Recycled Fibers
  • Organic Cotton
CLOSED Materials Eco-Friendly Fibers

Our eco-friendly denim line A BETTER BLUE has been combining traditional craftsmanship with innovative processes since its launch in 2018. Each pair of jeans is handmade in Italy and Closed has used innovative wash and dyeing methods since the beginning. Now, the range is being expanded with fabrics made from more sustainable raw materials.

Fabrics made from sustainable materials.
CLOSED Materials Eco-Friendly Fibers
CLOSED Materials Eco-Friendly Fibers

Cellulose Fibers (e.g. Lyocell/modal)

The cellulose fibers we use, for example for denim or tops, are made from sustainable resources. Raw materials are sourced from sustainably managed woodlands – which do not need irrigation, fertilisers or pesticides – instead of from standard cotton fields. Furthermore, the fibers are manufactured in a closed process whereby the water and solvents are almost completely reused. Lyocell is made of cellulose fibers of botanical origin and partially obtained from wood.

Lyocell

This special Lyocell fiber is made using both wood pulp and 30 per cent recycled cotton waste, making it by far the most eco-friendly fiber we use – it’s part of our sustainable line A BETTER BLUE.

Recycled Fibers

Recycled cotton is part of our sustainable line A BETTER BLUE. It is used to reduce the proportion of virgin cotton in the denims – and therefore also the amount of water, CO2 and pesticides associated with their production.
Recycled elastane comes from reusable remnants left over from the manufacturing process. Branded as ROICA™ stretch fiber, it forms part of several Closed denims.

Organic Cotton

Organic cotton is made using 70 per cent less water and 60 per cent less energy than conventionally grown cotton. Neither genetically modified seeds nor toxic chemicals are used in its production. Growing organic cotton does not have a negative impact on farmland; it also generates fewer harmful emissions. A growing proportion of our essentials, such as T-shirts or button-down shirts, will be made of organic cotton very soon.

How to take care of
Eco-Friendly Fibers

CLOSED Materials Eco-Friendly Fibers

How you wash and care for your clothes made of environmentally friendly materials depends on their exact composition. Don't worry, it's just as easy as taking care of "ordinary" clothes. Please refer to the care label for specific instructions depending on the garment.

CLOSED Materials Thinsulate

Thinsulate™
Insulation

3M™ Thinsulate™ Recycled Featherless Insulation

CLOSED Materials Thinsulate

3M™ Thinsulate™ Featherless Insulation is a heavy-duty insulation material made from polyester fibers. The padding is made solely from synthetic threads, not from animal products. We utilise it wherever natural down would otherwise be used to protect from wind and weather – in quilted jackets, vests, winter coats, parkas, and bomber jackets. It brings together the thermal properties of natural down filling with the insulation qualities of synthetic fibers.

Therefore, Closed jackets and coats are as light as down, but feel much softer and are warmer to wear, particularly in wet weather. The functional insulating layer stays fluffy and light, despite rain or snow, and dries quickly. Another plus: 3M™ Thinsulate™ Featherless Insulation can be compressed into a small packing size, takes up little space, and is non-allergenic.

Since Autumn/Winter 2019, we have been using 3M™ Thinsulate™ Recycled Featherless Insulation. It’s made with 100 per cent recycled loose-fill fibers.

% innovative
% recycled loose-fill fibers
As light as down, but much softer and warmer.
CLOSED Materials Thinsulate
CLOSED Materials Thinsulate

How to take care of
Thinsulate™

CLOSED Materials Thinsulate

Wash on a delicate cycle and put it in the dryer or have it cleaned: the correct care for your 3M™ Thinsulate™ Recycled Featherless Insulation item depends on the garment’s outer fabric. It is therefore best to follow the instructions on the label.

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Knits

Knits

  • Cashmere Wool
  • Alpaca Wool
  • Merino Wool
  • Mohair Wool
CLOSED Materials Knits

Wool sweaters and cardigans are like your favourite pair of jeans: you buy them once and wear them forever. This is why, in addition to innovative design, we put quality first – and quality starts with the materials we use. We only choose the finest natural fibers: cashmere, alpaca and merino. The best yarns make the best knits, which is why we work with the finest European manufacturers and laundries. At the top of our partner list are the Italian textile experts, who are famous for their precise craftsmanship, elaborate technology and the highest-quality yarns. The production of our cashmere and our alpaca yarns is in their hands.

At Closed, we condemn animal abuse and are committed to sustainable production and animal welfare. Our fabric and yarn suppliers assure us that the animal fibers used for Closed products come only from farms that comply with international production guidelines. These define a species-appropriate treatment of animals that naturally excludes such cruel practices as mulesing. We have signed Four Paws’ Brand Letter of Intent to officially call for a mulesing-free wool industry and have already taken many steps to guarantee mulesing-free wool. Season after season, our fabric and yarn suppliers assure us that the animal fibers used for Closed products come only from farms that comply with international production guidelines. These define a species-appropriate treatment of animals. In addition, we demand certificates from our suppliers to prove the origin of all wool or wool-mix yarns and fabrics.

The best yarns make the best knits.
CLOSED Materials Knits
CLOSED Materials Knits
CLOSED Materials Knits

Cashmere Wool

This wool, originating from the undercoat of a certain mountain goat living in the highlands of China, Afghanistan, Mongolia or Iran is never shorn, but instead carefully collected with a special comb every year in spring. Given that each animal only produces between 100 and 200 grams of cashmere per year, wool from four to six goats is needed in order to produce a single Closed sweater. Although harvested in Asia, the finest yarns are spun in Europe, in Italy. With a diameter of 15 to 16 microns (one micron = one thousandth of a millimetre) cashmere is the softest fiber in our wool repertoire.

Alpaca Wool

This type of wool originates from the alpaca, a mountain animal native to the Andes, and is divided into three categories according to the quality of the yarn: “superfine”, “baby” and “royal”. The latter – the finest of all – has a diameter of less than 19 microns. Every two years, only certain parts of the alpaca are shorn to obtain the fleece. This is then spun into a yarn that is renowned for its silky quality and admired for its warmth, which is five times greater than that of conventional wool.

Merino Wool

The finest characteristic of merino wool is its softness: the wool of merino sheep is not only very high in quality, with a fiber diameter of as little as 16.5 microns, but also very soft against the skin. The material is breathable and odour-free, does not scratch, and keeps the body warm even when damp. A true all-rounder that can be used in many ways – in a cosy winter sweater as well as in a light summer shirt.

Mohair Wool

This originates from the angora goat (not to be confused with the angora rabbit). The wool is shiny, with a unique texture – great for ‘special knit effects’. We only work with mohair suppliers who belong to the Mohair South Africa association. This association is committed to a sustainable and ethical mohair industry in South Africa and globally. Mohair South Africa has established sustainability guidelines and cooperates with local farmers and animal welfare organisations. As soon as a member violates the guidelines, they are excluded from the association and are no longer allowed to sell their mohair. Fortunately, the majority of South Africa's 1,000 mohair farms take animal welfare seriously. We have decided to continue using mohair for our products – also because around 30,000 people in South Africa live off the mohair trade.

How to take care of Knits

CLOSED Materials Knits

Cashmere, Alpaca, Merino & Mohair
Care is easier than you might think. Most Closed pieces can be put into the washing machine and washed on a 30-degree wool cycle using a special detergent (apart from merino wool, where normal detergent is required). Generally, knitwear should be dried flat. Place a towel underneath to avoid leaving a striped pattern from the drying rack. Particularly delicate pieces ought to be turned inside out, put into a laundry bag, and then washed. When you spot those small cashmere pills, do not reach for the scissors – use a special pilling comb instead. Please be sure to check the care label, as some of our knits require special treatments.

CLOSED Materials Lambskin

Lambskin

Lambskin

CLOSED Materials Lambskin

Closed works with one of the leading tanneries, Spanish firm La Doma in Catalonia, near Barcelona. The lambskins used for Closed coats and jackets are 100 per cent by-products of the meat industry, making them ecologically correct. This family company, now in its seventh generation, stands for sustainable practices and decades of experience. Precious furs are sourced from European merino lambs. Traditionally run, La Doma tans their leathers with the idea of environmental sustainability in mind: without bleach and keeping water use low. Our first-class sheepskin also gets top marks when it comes to durability. As with all natural furs, the fine hairs have an innate warmth that insulates and protects from the cold extremely well. What’s more, they are also breathable, and release moisture more quickly than synthetic materials – ideal for use in icy temperatures.

Sustainable practices, decades of experience.
CLOSED Materials Lambskin
CLOSED Materials Lambskin

How to take care of Lambskin

CLOSED Materials Lambskin

Stain-resistant, self-cleaning, and when well cared for, it lasts many years. Lambskin clothing should be aired out after each wearing. Give it light shake regularly to keep dust at bay or detangle when needed with a fine brush. These simple tips will revitalise your pieces, keeping them soft and pleasant to the touch. If lambskin is badly soiled, it should not be machine washed, but taken for professional leather cleaning instead.

CLOSED Materials Silk

Silk

Silk

  • Crêpe de Chine
CLOSED Materials Silk

Closed uses crêpe de Chine, a high-quality silk from the Hangzhou province in China, famous for its supple feel and unique colour intensity. Crêpe de Chine is a silk fabric woven with overtwisted weft threads. The result: a material that is subtly crinkled, yet shimmery sleek on the outside, and velvety matt on the inside.

While its special surface makes the material stain-defiant and wrinkle-free, the matt inner side ensures a perfect fit without unnecessary slipping – a superb comfort pack. Its further advantage: its optimal insulation ability. Crêpe de Chine is breathable – it keeps warm in the cold and cools down in the heat, which makes it an ideal companion for all seasons.

Supple feel, unique colour intensity.
CLOSED Materials Silk
CLOSED Materials Silk

How to take care of Silk

CLOSED Materials Silk

After wearing, silk garments should be aired and dusted with a dry cloth. When ironing, turn the apparel inside out and smooth it gently at a low temperature while using a fine cotton cloth as an intermediate layer. Stains? It is best to take it to the dry cleaner’s.

CLOSED Materials Leather

Leather
Shoes & Accessories

Leather Shoes & Accessories

CLOSED Materials Leather

Our shoes are made up of multiple elements that are supplied by various experts. For shoe uppers, Closed uses only selected Italian calfskin, cowhide, and goatskin. Sourced from traditional tanneries in Tuscany, the leather is vegetable tanned; no chemicals are utilised in the process. The shoe’s additional details are the work of skilled master craftsmen. They place stitches, nails, or other decorative elements on the hand-sewn edges. Our sportier models, such as runners, slip-ons, and sneakers, are all produced with the very same high-quality materials and love of detail.

Precious, durable and timeless – when it comes to leather, Closed counts on specialists with decades of experience in the production and processing of this premium material. Our leathers are sourced from selected Italian and Portuguese tanneries, with our handbags being made in Portugal.

Precious, durable and timeless.
CLOSED Materials Leather
CLOSED Materials Leather

How to take care of Leather …

CLOSED Materials Leather

Shoes: Leather shoes can remain your true companions for years and years – if they get the right care. We recommend special shoe cleaners: for smooth and embossed leather, beeswax is best. For suede and nubuck, a gentle lotion does the trick. As shoes can be damaged by moisture, they should be regularly waterproofed and stored in breathable fabric bags rather than plastic ones.

Accessories: Scratches or stains? Always test the appropriate care product – pure beeswax, cleanser or lotion – on a small spot first. Then massage it into the surface using a soft cloth or your thumb. A typical characteristic of cowhide leather: a special patina that comes with wearing. If you would like your bag to age well, do not expose it to extremely high temperatures or too much moisture; suede should be impregnated before using. A tip: never place your bag on a dirty floor, and avoid direct contact with rough surfaces. When you are not using it, store it in a fabric pouch – this way the bag is bound to be your lifelong companion.

Special fabrics
from special partners.
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We only work with the best fabrics the industry has to offer. Some of our suppliers include: Milior and Limonta in Italy, Komatsu Seiren from Japan and Monotex from South Korea.

And even when it comes to buttons or studs, hangtags or labels, zippers or tapes, we always ensure the highest quality possible, working with established experts. Our metal buttons are Cobrax buttons – made in a traditional business in Italy. Our paper hangtags (FSC paper) are from Reca in Italy. The woven labels in our clothes (for example, our fly labels) come from the company Dacor in Wuppertal, Germany. The heat-bonding tape we use for the seams of some of our pants is from the Italian company Framis.

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