Stone Island FW26 Sleeve-Badge Stand-Collar Zip Knitwear Jacket – Navy – Men’s L1S155100126S00D8V0020AA

Stone Island FW26 Sleeve-Badge Stand-Collar Zip Knitwear Jacket – Navy

The Stone Island piece that resolves the knitwear-versus-outerwear category question by refusing to answer it. The shell is a fine-knit construction in navy — a knitted fabric with the drape weight, surface smoothness, and hand-feel of premium knitwear, in the structured format of a stand-collar zip jacket. The Stone Island sleeve badge at the left upper arm — the house’s defining credential, the removable compass-rose patch that has been the Stone Island identity mark since 1982 — positions the garment immediately and unambiguously as a Stone Island piece without any chest print, back graphic, or woven monogram. A clean navy body. A full-length zip. A stand collar. The sleeve badge. The Stone Island knitwear jacket that does exactly what the house’s design philosophy has always done: premium material, clean construction, badge on the sleeve.

Why You’ll Love It

• Stone Island Sleeve Badge – The House Credential Since 1982: The removable Stone Island compass-rose badge at the left upper arm — the identity mark that Massimo Osti introduced in 1982 as the Stone Island brand’s defining credential placement, and that has remained unchanged in its position, format, and function across every season and every product category since. The sleeve badge rather than a chest credential, a back graphic, or a woven monogram: the Stone Island design decision that positions the brand’s credential at the arm rather than the chest, making it visible when the arm is extended, partially visible when the arm is at rest, and the first thing a knowledgeable viewer identifies on the garment. The compass-rose motif: the house icon that encodes Stone Island’s identity in a single embroidered mark — the credential that requires no wordmark, no monogram, and no typographic support to communicate the brand at the sleeve. On the navy knitwear jacket, the badge reads as a white-on-navy contrast mark against the clean knit surface: the one surface variation on an otherwise entirely plain garment.
• Fine-Knit Construction – Knitwear Hand-Feel, Jacket Format: The jacket body in a fine-knit construction — the knitted fabric that produces the garment’s defining material character: the slightly elastic, conforming drape of knitwear rather than the rigid, non-stretch structure of a woven shell. On a stand-collar zip jacket format, the fine-knit construction produces a garment that reads as outerwear in its silhouette and closure format (stand collar, full-length zip, structured shoulder) and as knitwear in its hand-feel and surface character (smooth knit surface, slight stretch, the softness of a knitted fabric against the skin at the cuffs and collar). The category resolution that Stone Island’s knitwear-jacket format achieves: the warmth and comfort of a knitted mid-layer with the structured, zip-closure versatility of a jacket. At the chest measurements in the size guide (110–122 cm), the fine-knit jacket has the relaxed volume of a layering piece rather than a fitted knitwear silhouette.
• Navy Colorway – Stone Island’s Signature Ground: Navy — the colorway that Stone Island has returned to season after season as the ground that best expresses the house’s identity. The navy that reads as utilitarian and premium simultaneously: the color of workwear, naval uniform, and technical outerwear, translated to a fine-knit surface that softens its associations from functional to refined. On the fine-knit construction, navy produces a surface that reads as deep and even — the knit’s fine loop structure distributing the colorway uniformly across the garment without the tonal variation of a heavier loop or cable knit. Against the navy ground, the Stone Island sleeve badge’s white compass-rose reads as a single, high-contrast credential mark: the navy and white color relationship that has defined the Stone Island visual identity across its most recognizable seasonal expressions.
• Stand Collar – Structured Neck, Clean Profile: A stand collar at the neck — the collar construction that provides structured neck coverage without the softness of a ribbed crewneck or the bulk of a funnel neck. On the fine-knit construction, the stand collar is a shaping achievement: the collar knitted or constructed to hold a vertical profile rather than folding or collapsing to the neck. The stand collar that positions this garment as a jacket rather than a pullover — the vertical neck profile that reads as structured outerwear at the top of the garment’s silhouette, consistent with the full-length zip placket’s jacket-format construction below it.
• Full-Length Zip – Layering Versatility, Open-Collar Option: A full-length center-front zip — the closure that opens the knitwear jacket completely for layering over shirts and base layers, and closes for full front coverage with the stand collar at the throat. On the fine-knit construction, the zip placket is a construction detail: the zip tape and teeth attached to a fabric that has inherent stretch, requiring a stabilized placket construction that prevents the zip from puckering or distorting the knit surface along its length. The full-length zip that gives this knitwear jacket its jacket-category versatility — the closure that a pullover knitwear piece cannot provide.
• Ribbed Cuffs & Hem – Integrated Knitwear Termination: Ribbed cuffs and hem — the knitted termination that is native to the knitwear construction format, integrated into the garment’s knit structure rather than applied as a separate rib trim. On the navy fine-knit jacket, the ribbed cuffs and hem read as a continuous material expression from body to edge: the same navy colorway and knit character at the cuff and hem as at the body, the rib’s fitted, elasticated profile providing the close body contact at the wrist and hip that seals the jacket’s layering function.
• Stone Island FW26 – Men’s: Part of the Stone Island FW26 collection — the season that positions this knitwear zip jacket as the house’s clean, badge-only statement piece in navy. Men’s, in sizes M–2XL.

Size Guide

Note: All measurements are taken flat. A 1–3 cm variance is within normal range.

Fabric Composition

• Body: Fine Knit (composition per Stone Island seasonal specification)
• Trim: Integrated Ribbed Knit Cuffs & Hem

Care Instructions

• Hand wash cold (max 30°C) — fine-knit construction requires gentle wash cycle
• Lay flat to dry — do not hang; hanging a wet fine-knit garment will distort the body shape
• Do not tumble dry
• Do not iron directly over Stone Island sleeve badge — remove badge before ironing if required
• Do not bleach
• Dry clean recommended to preserve fine-knit construction and badge integrity

SKU:L1S155100126S00D8V0020 |  Available in sizes M–2XL  |  Men’s  |  Relaxed Fit  |  Stone Island FW26