Transalpino Transalpine Hoody - Navy

Transalpino (Italian for transalpine) was a British company set up in the 50s to shift migrant workers around Europe. Italian Toni Brandi got things up and running at Shaftsbury avenue with a first floor office and a tiny shop. As the demand grew, in all ten branches opened throughout the UK (four in London, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dublin, Belfast, Birmingham and Liverpool) and a legend was born. Not only was the travel cheap but the tickets could be easily doctored for further use earning the nickname ‘the rub out’. As the 80s unfolded, Europe beckoned via foreign football ties. With this many developed an appetite for rare training shoes and designer sportswear, all obtained by any means necessary and facilitated by this popular mode of transport.

Fabric

Mid weight, 290 GSM, 80% cotton 20% recycled polyester anti-pill CVC fleece
Cotton facing on fleece

Construction

Pullover hood, inset sleeves, kangaroo pocket, lined hood, tonal drawcord, sleeve cuff ribbing, preshrunk to minimise shrinkage

Regular Fit: We recommend purchasing your normal size.