M.A+
M.A+ is the label of Italian designer Maurizio Amadei, who worked with Maurizio Altieri's Carpe Diem in Perugia in the late 1990s before launching his own line near Rome. It started with accessories and now covers clothing, footwear and leather goods. Construction drives the work: garments cut with as few seams as possible, one-piece bags such as the stitchless Shell, hand-made silver buttons, slim silhouettes and fabrics sourced from Japan and Europe. Production stays small-scale in Italy, distributed through avant-garde stockists rather than a broad retail network.
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| Category | Runs | Shape | Length | Size advice | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hoodies & sweatshirts | runs small | lean and narrow rather than oversized | long body | Size up if you want to layer or prefer a relaxed jersey fit. | low |
| Shirts & overshirts | runs small | narrow through chest and shoulder with a cut-close sleeve | long body and long sleeves | Take one size up unless you are slim-framed and want the intended lean line. | medium |
| Trousers & pants | slightly small | slim to tapered, sometimes with a lowered or extended rise | long inseams that many hem or stack | Stay true to size if you like a lean leg, but size up if you prefer room through the thigh and seat. | low |
| Jackets | runs small | very slim, high narrow armholes, minimal seam construction that leaves little ease | regular to long in body, notably long in the sleeve | Size up for leather and outerwear, particularly if you plan to layer knitwear underneath. | medium |
| T-shirts & graphic tees | runs small | slim and body-skimming rather than boxy | long, often with a dropped or elongated hem | Size up one if you want anything other than a close, second-skin fit. | medium |
Does M.A+ run big or small?
M.A+ runs small. Most people take one size up from their usual, especially in leather outerwear and knits, unless you want a genuinely skin-close silhouette. M.A+ is generally described as cut small and very slim through the shoulders and arms, with longer-than-average body and sleeve lengths, so buyers commonly size up while accepting a lean, elongated line.
How does M.A+ fit?
M.A+ is generally described as cut small and very slim through the shoulders and arms, with longer-than-average body and sleeve lengths, so buyers commonly size up while accepting a lean, elongated line. Overall shape: slim, close-to-body avant-garde cut with narrow shoulders and armholes.
How do M.A+ hoodies & sweatshirts fit?
M.A+ hoodies & sweatshirts runs small. Size up if you want to layer or prefer a relaxed jersey fit. Shape: lean and narrow rather than oversized.
How do M.A+ shirts & overshirts fit?
M.A+ shirts & overshirts runs small. Take one size up unless you are slim-framed and want the intended lean line. Shape: narrow through chest and shoulder with a cut-close sleeve.
How do M.A+ trousers & pants fit?
M.A+ trousers & pants fits slightly small. Stay true to size if you like a lean leg, but size up if you prefer room through the thigh and seat. Shape: slim to tapered, sometimes with a lowered or extended rise.
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