A balance between technical materials and imperfection
An interesting balance between technical materials – such as OJJ or high-tenacity nylon – and the enhancement of the imperfection typical of manual work as an “aesthetic of error”, where, for example, garment dyeing could generate imperfections that only the human hand can correct. The centre of the Ten c world is and always will be the material. The fabrics are designed to resist abrasion, to guarantee balanced waterproofing and breathability, to evolve over time rather than degrade.
A coherent visual language
The palette remains rooted in military tones and is expanded with ivory, dove grey, anthracite grey and olive green. A touch of lime discreetly brightens this neutrality, a detail typical of Ten c's approach, where even colour has a narrative function. The whole creates a coherent visual language.
Urban explorer
A new colour palette – white plaster, desert sage, asphalt grey, matt black – designed for those who love quiet exploration and walk through cities on foot to discover their hidden layers.
