Isko Luxury by PG continues to push the boundaries of sustainable denim fashion.
Utilizing Isko’s Recode Denim technology, a system that uses recycled materials and advanced fiber recovery techniques, the Spring/Summer 2027 collection draws from denim’s heritage to shape fabric concepts that are sustainable, creative and full of meaning, according to Paolo Gnutti, Isko Luxury by PG creative director.
“This collection is the result of an intense and personal journey, combining respect for tradition with a forward-thinking vision,” Gnutti said. “Through advanced technologies, we’ve brought new life to historic fabrics and structures, creating pieces that are both responsible and enduring. It’s not just fashion, but a bridge that tells stories and evokes emotion. An invitation to choose consciously, honoring memory while embracing a respectful and sustainable outlook on what’s to come.”
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The S/S ’27 collection is structured into six capsules, each interpreting a distinct facet of contemporary denim.
In Ecru Mania, Gnutti highlights the “power of purity” through ecru fabrics and weaves. The fabrics aligns with Pantone’s 2026 Color of the Year, Cloud Dancer.
Inside Out uses applications and treatments that “come to life within the weave.” HBT is inspired by herringbone twill’s military roots. The capsule balances solid structures with denim authenticity and functionality.
Comfort drives Urban Comfy, a capsule of soft and versatile fabrics meant for urban living.
Transform features dynamic fabrics that adapt and shift. In Noble, Gnutti elevates fabrics blended with silk, wool, linen and hemp. The resulting collection is described as “a discreet yet unmistakable luxury that gives denim a noble, one-of-a-kind identity.”
Isko Luxury by PG launched in 2022 as a capsule that combines the mill’s popular fabric franchises with Gnutti’s high-end approach to fabric product development. The collection targeting the premium and designer denim categories. Previous collections have been inspired athleisure, Venetian history and Japanese denim.
