Slowear is an Italian group from Mira, near Venice, that brings together four specialist brands: Incotex (trousers, founded 1951 by Carlo Compagno), Zanone (knitwear, 1986), Glanshirt (shirts) and Montedoro (outerwear). The group name dates from 2003 and stands for clothes made to last. Paul Zeist carries Zanone and Incotex.

What is the difference between Zanone and Incotex?

Zanone makes knitwear and jersey: merino and cashmere sweaters, Ice Cotton polos, T-shirts and jersey shirts. Incotex makes trousers: chinos, wool trousers, stretch trousers and shorts. See Zanone and Incotex.

Why is Slowear not on the label?

Because the four brands kept their own names. A Slowear sweater carries a Zanone label and a pair of Slowear trousers an Incotex label; Slowear is the name of the group and its own stores.

Which sizes do Slowear brands use?

Italian sizes. Zanone knitwear runs 44 to 56 and jersey 42 to 60; Incotex trousers run 44 to 56, and some stretch trousers and chinos use inch waists 27 to 38. The men's size guide converts them.

Are Slowear, Zanone and Incotex made in Italy?

Zanone knitwear is made in Italy according to the brand. Incotex trousers are designed in Mira; the country of manufacture is stated on each product page.

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Slowear is the Italian group from Mira, near Venice, that grew out of the trouser maker Incotex, founded in 1951 by Carlo Compagno. It unites four…

Slowear is the Italian group from Mira, near Venice, that grew out of the trouser maker Incotex, founded in 1951 by Carlo Compagno. It unites four specialists: Incotex for trousers, Zanone for knitwear, Glanshirt for shirts and Montedoro for outerwear. At Paul Zeist you find two of them: Zanone, with Flexwool merino sweaters, Ice Cotton polos, T-shirts and jersey shirts, and Incotex, with slim chinos, wool trousers and stretch trousers, plus a wool jacket that matches the pleated trousers. Italian sizes 42 to 60; see the men's size guide. Use the tabs above to go straight to Zanone or Incotex.