Kilometre’s global quest has led it to producing its collections in multiple countries. Our shirts are covered with embroidered representations of these elusive places - maps, rough sketches, coordinates - each like a cherished memory. Procida rather than Capri, Kastellorizo instead of Mykonos, Hudson Valley and not the Hamptons: Kilometre evades the expected, and unveils the Ibizas and Saint-Tropezs of tomorrow. The shirts take their wearers on a journey down the road least travelled. Kilometre uses vintage shirts as its canvas to express the meridians and parallels of travel. Travel as a lifestyle, exploration as a mark of pride, discovering the world as the ultimate luxury: Kilometre makes our imaginations go wild, drifting into far-off and unexplored places. With each shirt comes a “second skin” and a passport containing a guide to the destination.” Tropezs of tomorrow) and teamed up with designers and artisans to transform the shirts into illustrations of our destinations. Company founder Alexandra Senes (former editor of Jalouse magazine, judge on the French version of Project Runway, consultant for luxury brands such as Hermes and Harpers Bazaar), carefully selected over 20 up-and-coming destinations (the St.

The exquisitely detailed embroidery is done by hand in Mexico and India, and each shirt is based on the idea of travel. The brand has launched a series of exclusive designs embroidered onto 19th century white dress shirts from the south of France. Kilometre.Paris surfs the waves of fashion to travel in original and unexpected ways. We combine flavours, destinations, literature, sound, and music to create a community of travellers for whom beauty has no limits or frontiers. Our clothes are destined for travellers and for those who love life. We believe that the discovering the world is the ultimate luxury. Kilometre is a luxury brand like no other.

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