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A.P.C. is a French brand founded in Paris in 1987 by Jean Touitou. The name is the acronym of Atelier de Production et de Création and summarizes a philosophy in which production and creativity have equal weight. From the beginning the brand builds its own language on simplicity, authenticity and quality of materials, favoring sober and durable garments over highly seasonal fashion. The A.P.C. silhouette is essential, precise and deliberately discreet: the product must accompany the wearer without overwhelming their personality.

Denim is one of the most representative territories of the brand and helps to define an aesthetic based on well-proportioned everyday garments, designed to evolve with use. Alongside jeans, A.P.C. develops knitwear, shirts, T-shirts, sweatshirts, outerwear and accessories with a consistent approach: clean lines, controlled palettes, functional constructions and details reduced to the essentials. The result is a contemporary Parisian wardrobe capable of crossing seasons and contexts without relying on obvious logos or ephemeral trends.

The A.P.C. selection on Setaccio mainly includes knitwear, sweatshirts, T-shirts, shirts and denim. Cotton is widely present in jersey garments and shirts, while wool and virgin wool characterize part of the knitwear and outerwear. Rue Madame sweatshirts and T-shirts represent the most immediate side of the brand, while jeans, overshirts and sweaters like Walter or Edward express a more complete construction of the menswear wardrobe.

A.P.C. on Setaccio is therefore a proposal for those looking for contemporary clothing free of excess, where proportions, materials and ease of use matter more than ornamentation. An essential French aesthetic, designed to create durable and versatile combinations over time.