
Luxury · $700-$1200 · Milan, Italy

Eccentric prints, clashing colors and art-driven tailoring from Milan, where offbeat is the whole point.
Think: Artistic, eccentric, clashing prints, mohair.
The buy: the artsy print skirt
the artsy print skirt
Marni makes clashing prints and off-kilter color look deliberate: clothes with an art-school sense of humor and serious Italian making behind them.
Prints carry the house, florals, stripes and painterly marks layered so they argue a little, on shapes that swing from boxy and oversized to slim and draped. Fabrics lean natural, wool, cotton and leather above all, and the bags and shoes share the same playful, slightly odd proportions, so a single piece reads as Marni from across the room.
Nothing from Marni is on the site at the moment. We watch their sales — when one lands it shows up in Drops.
From 14 months of sale tracking.
Marni discounts about every 16 weeks, and it's been 13 weeks.
Consuelo Castiglioni started Marni in Milan in 1994, growing it out of her family's fur business into a full ready-to-wear house with a taste for color and mismatched prints.
The founding family stepped away in 2016, and the house has kept its mix of artful prints, experimental shapes and hands-on craft under the designers who followed.
From reviews and try-on videos, in our words.
Sizes are Italian, so an IT 38 is a US 2. Cuts range from oversized and boxy to slim, so check the model's height and size on each product page before ordering.
Its US store charges $15 for ground delivery in 2 to 5 business days, free over $800 or when you order from an account. Prices include duties, and sales tax is added at checkout.
Returns are free within 14 days of delivery, sale pieces included, as long as tags are on and nothing has been worn; the original shipping charge isn't refunded.
Beyond the prints, the Trunk bag and its brass spring-loaded clasp is the house's signature accessory, and the clasp turns up on softer, slouchier bags too.
The pieces we checked are made in Italy, in fabrics like virgin wool, organic cotton poplin, calf leather and lamb fur.
Cotton · Wool
Works most in: cotton and wool
From the fabric listed on 53 pieces · 100% of the range lists it · Checked October 2026

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