J.J.One is a design Studio which has dealt with fashion since 1998. The Studio is located in an old renovated factory of 600 square metres. The company members are Gionata Malagodi, founder and chief-designer, Marika Grillini as accountant, Rossella Zanotti and Michela Pirani as collaborators and coordinators, Giorgio Masini as design collaborator, Chiara Ianelli as assistant designers and product developer, Chiara Canistro as R&D.

Selected Works

Stone Island
2007/2010 collection

Following Mr. Carlo Rivetti’s Artistic Direction J.J.One developed all the design of Stone Island Main Collection from 2007 till 2010.

Stone Island
2007/2010 collection

Inspiration:
Hand made camouflage (WWI).
U.S. army M1 parka;
70’s italian army field jacket.

Stone Island
2007/2010 collection

Materials:
screen carbon silk
silk/nylon parachute fabric, ripstop, high tensile nylon; silk fabric with carbon ripstop (it is like the fahrenheit cage).

Fabric created by J.J.One.

Stone Island
2007/2010 collection

Materials:
rubbered poliester and kevlar honeycomb structure;
thanks to the kevlar the garment will be cutting resistant.

Fabric created by J.J.One.

Stone Island
2007/2010 collection

Materials:
rubbered poliester and kevlar honeycomb structure;
thanks to the kevlar the garment will be cutting resistant.

Fabric created by J.J.One.

Stone Island
2007/2010 collection

Materials:
silver reflective fabric overdyed with blue cold pigment colour;
it is this particular dyeing technique lending the garment a very vintage aspect.

Fabric created by J.J.One.

Stone Island
2007/2010 collection

Linen/nylon short parka hand sprayed with
a water solution of a mixed PU, and graphite powder;
detachable lining in pressed polyester.

Fabric created by J.J.One.

Stone Island
2007/2010 collection

merinos knitwear hand sprayed with
a water solution of a mixed PU, and graphite powder;
detachable lining in military mesh and multiprene fabric..

Fabric created by J.J.One.

Stone Island
2007/2010 collection

Hood jacket inspired by a second world war french army parka.

Fabric created by J.J.One.

Stone Island
2007/2010 collection

Materials:
thermic aluminium fabric;
outside it is a wool canvas structure like second world war shirt, bonded with an alluminium insulated foil and a polyester mesh to preserve the heat.

Stone Island
2007/2010 collection

Superlight japanese ten Den Dupont Tyvek with “pixel” camouflage print, from the first gulf war;
overlapping colours;
90/100 goose down lining.

Stone Island
2007/2010 collection

Coat inspired by the U.S. second World War deck jacket.
The fabric is a cotton poplin dyed
with corroding colours and outside a transparent PU lamination;
it is the corrosion print process that creates very particular graphics effects.

Stone Island
2007/2010 collection

Inspired by a battleship coat of second WW U.S. navy.

Stone Island
2007/2010 collection

Cotton poplin with a PU cover;
“Bomber” treated with quartz colours to obtain a heat-sensitive fabric (LCD).

Inspiration:
a Toray fabric for high altitude tents.
The first idea was by Massimo Osti.

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Killer Loop
2009/2010 collection

Killer Loop was one of the first Snowboard brands for the Italian Market.
Two jackets in one: three layers cotton for a military inspired shell with protective thermodynamic and multifunction detachable linings.

Killer Loop
2009/2010 collection

Materials:
20 Den nylon with mesh inserts and impact protections.

Inspiration:
military shells from military apparel.

Killer Loop
2009/2010 collection

Three layers cotton canvas shell with 20m WP.

Killer Loop
2009/2010 collection

M1 inspired Parka.
Nylon 20 den detachable lining with antishock protection paddings for elbows and back.

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Felted
2011/2014

Three layers cotton canvas shell with 20m WP.

Felted
2nd collection

Inspiration:
norwegian knitting patterns.

Felted
2nd collection

Inspiration:
military blankets patterns.

Felted
3rd collection

Materials: felted wool, original Harris tweed, japanese military bomber satin.

Felted
3rd collection

Inspiration:
japanese kimono patterns.

Felted
3rd collection

Inspirations:
indigo colours typical of the japanese kimono tradition and hibiscus flowers.

Felted
3rd collection

Inspiration:
american native patterns;
U.S. navy deck jacket.

Materials:
Recycled canvas for bags and accessories coming from old military barracks bags with recycled leather details.
Cross country boots by Tre Cime(Montebelluna).

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The Rainland
2014/2015

Materials:
denim + shetland woollen fabrics;
waterproof seams sealed, taped 3 layers denim.

Inspiration:
quilted down jackets, 70’s Eddy Bauer outdoor style, worker pockets, wild wood inspired.

The Rainland
2014/2015

Three layers double coat and double jacket.

The Rainland
2014/2015

Face fabric: denim.
Inside fabric: coloured mesh with 10m WP membrane and sealed with a PU red tape.

The Rainland
2014/2015

Inspiration:
70’S US hard shells;
specific outerwear projected for working in the woods.

The Rainland
2014/2015

Denim fabrics block + 3 layers Shetland woollen fabrics with 10m WP.

The Rainland
2014/2015

Woollen fabrics by Leomaster (Prato).
Denim by Candiani (Bergamo).

My featherweight
2014 collection

It is the concept of the heavy american worker shirt, over shirt jacket, thermic shirt.

My featherweight
2014 collection

Materials:
Cotton printed Liberty of London fabrics.

Inspiration:
Sixties, Carnaby street, piante d’oppio, Ringo Starr.

The Rainland
2014/2015

90/100 Italian goose down padding.
Printed Liberty cotton fabrics with Majocchi down proof finishing.

My featherweight
2014 collection

Inspiration:
American Woods and Parks;
cotton printed, brushed twill, inspired by Californian sleeping bags;
american natural parks, photographic patchwork and their crests.
90/100 Italian goose down padding.

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Research & inspiration

J.J. One archive contemplates just around 10.000 pieces:
five Stone Island main collections designed by Gionata Malagodi, many other pieces realized by J.J. One through the years of its working activity like Crust, Elvstrom, Gastra, Fay, Napapjri collections and so on.
In addition to that it stores a great amount of military vintage clothes.
For people working in J.J. One the Archive is like a library, and it is called also the “great ship” mainly for the shape of the scaffolding where all the items are hanged.
Further to its historical value it represents a great inspiration source as well for the projects that we follow.
The Archive is located inside a creative space we call “Warehouse” where ideas and projects grow up. For all of us the Archive supplies a fundamental “knowledge instrument” and allows us to design and reinvent concepts in a modern key.

American Deck Coat reinterpreted for Stone Island with a bleached cotton black & white canvas.

American Deck Coat reinterpreted for Stone Island with a bleached cotton black & white canvas.

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Work

Experiences

2020

Designed and coordinated for Luis Trenker man and women collection (Italy). Designed and coordinated for MC’S (Italy). Designed and coordinated for Dolomite (Scott group, Switzerland).

2019

Designed and coordinated for Luis Trenker man and women collection (Italy). Designed and coordinated for Hazzys man and women collection (LG Fashion Group, Korea). Designed and coordinated for Capalbio (Italy). Designed and coordinated for MC’S (Italy). Designed and coordinated for Dolomite (Scott group, Switzerland).

2018

Designed and coordinated for Luis Trenker man and women collection (Italy). Designed and coordinated for Hazzys man and women collection (LG Fashion Group, Korea). Designed and coordinated  Australian “Red Court” collection (Italy). Designed and coordinated for Pespow Private Label (Italy). Designed and coordinated for Add (Comei & co, Italy). Designed and coordinated for Capalbio (Italy).

2017

Designer and coordinator for Luis Trenker man and women collection (Italy).
Designer and coordinator for Super Natural man and woman collection (China).
Designer and coordinator for Hazzys man and women collection (LG Fashion Group, Korea).
Designer and coordinator Parajumpers capsule projects.
Designer and coordinator Australian “Red Court” collection.

2016

Designer and coordinator for Luis Trenker man collection (Italy).
Designer and coordinator for Super Natural man and woman collection (China).
Designer and coordinator for Hazzys man and women collection (LG Fashion Group, Korea).
Designer and coordinator Parajumpers capsule projects.
Designer and coordinator for Champion EU.

2015

Designer and coordinator Rainland and MyFeatherweight collections.
Designer and coordinator for Luis Trenker man collection (Italy).
Designer and coordinator for Gaastra “Breton” and “Sport” capsules (Holland).
Designer and coordinator for Hazzys (LG Fashion Group, Korea).
Designer and coordinator knitwear collection for Hugo Boss Orange (Germany).
Designer and coordinator Parajumpers capsule projects.
Designer and coordinator for Champion EU.
Designer and coordinator for Oxbow.

2014

Designer and coordinator for Felted Tailored Garments (Italy).
Created the brands My Featherweight and Rainland.
Designer and coordinator for Luis Trenker man collection (Italy).
Designer and coordinator for Diadora capsule collection (Italy).
Designer and coordinator for Gaastra “Breton” and “Sport” capsules (Holland).
Designer and coordinator for Hazzys (LG Fashion Group, Korea).
Designer and coordinator knitwear collection for Hugo Boss Orange (Germany).

2013

Designer and coordinator for Felted Tailored Garments (Italy).
Designer and coordinator for Luis Trenker man collection (Italy).
Designer and coordinator for Diadora capsule collection (Italy).
Designer and coordinator for 25 Roadfield st (Italy).
Designer and coordinator for Gaastra “Breton” and “Sport” capsules (Holland).
Designer and coordinator for Bosideng (China).
Designer and coordinator for Allegri (Lg Fashion Group, Korea).
Designer and coordinator for Nels (Russia).
Designer and coordinator for Parajumpers knitwear and cut&sewn (Italy).

2012

Designer and coordinator for Felted Tailored Garments (Italy).
Designer and coordinator for Luis Trenker man collection (Italy).
Designer and coordinator for Napapijri brand, A/W 2011 -12, produced by VF Internatlonal SAGL. Designer and coordinator for Marina Yachting brand produced by Industries group (Italy).
Designer and coordinator for Diadora capsule collection (Italy).
Designer and coordinator for 25 Radfield st (Italy).
Designer and coordinator for Blauer 2020 Bronx Department, produced by FGF Industry s.p.a.
Designer and coordinator for Parajumpers knitwear and cut&sewn (Italy).

2011

Created the made in Italy brand Felted Teilored Garments (Italy).
Designer and coordinator for Luis Trenker man collection (Italy).
Designer and coordinator for Spyke Icon.
Designer and coordinator for Fay man collection (Tod’s Group).
Designer and coordinator for Napapijri brand, A/W 2011 -12, produced by VF Internatlonal SAGL. Designer and coordinator for Marina Yachting brand produced by Industries group (Italy).
Designer and coordinator for Crust brand produced by Cinelli studio S.r.l (Italy).
Designer and coordinator for CBY brand, man coilection, produced by Cinelli studio S.r.l (Italy).

2010

Designer and coordinator for Napapijri brand, A/W 2011-12, produced by VF international SAGL.
Designer and coordinator for Marina Yachting brand, produced by Industries group (Italy).
Designer and coordinator for Crust brand, produced by Cinelli studio S.r.l (Italy).
Designer and coordinator for CBY brand, man collection, produced by Cinelli studio S.r.l (Italy).
Designer and coordinator for Killer loop brand, produced by Benetton Group S.p.a (Italy).
Designer and coordinator for Ganesh brand, produced by Dimensioni s.r.l (Italy).
Designer and coordinator for Bull&Bear brand, produced by Dimensioni S.r.l (Italy)

2009

Designer and coordinator for Napapijri brand, S/S 2011, produced by VF international SAGL.
Designer and coordinator for Stone Island brand, produced by Sportswear Company.
Designer and coordinator for Crust brand, produced by Cinelli studio S.r.l (Italy).
Designer and coordinator for CBY brand, man collection, produced by Cinelli studio S.r.l (Italy).
Designer and coordinator for Killer loop brand, produced by Benetton Group S.p.a.
Designer and coordinator for Benetton brand, produced by Benetton Group S.p.a.
Designer and coordinator for Bull&Bear brand, produced by Dimensioni S.r.l (Italy)

2008

Designer and coordinator for Stone Island brand main collection, produced by Sportswear Company. Designer Jeep collection, licence for european Market produced N.P. srl (Italy).
Designer and coordinator for Gaastra brand (Ndl), italian project for the italian market.
Designer and coordinator for Johnny Lambs, brand produced by Gruppo Carnevali.
Designer and coordinator for McGregor brand (Ndl).
Designer and coordinator for Bull&Bear brand, produced by Dimensioni S.r.l (Italy).

2007

Designer and coordinator for Stone Island brand main collection, produced by Sportswear Company. Designer Jeep collection, licence for european Market produced by N.P. srl.
Designer and coordinator for Gaastra brand (Ndl), italian project for the italian market.
Designer and coordinator for Neolatino brand, for a knitwear man collection

2006

Designer and coordinator for Gas brand (urban, active, blu label Jeans and Collection), produced by Grotto S.p.a.
Designer and coordinator for Think Pink Junior.
Designer Jeep collection, licence for european Market produced by N.P. srl.
Designer and coordinator for Gaastra brand (Ndl), italian project for the italian market.
Designer and coordinator for Magilla and Chiri brand, produced by Quick 31 (Italy).
Designer and coordinator for Refrigue brand, sportswear brand in licence for Beach Company (Italy).

2005

Designer and coordinator for Gas brand (urban, active, blu label man and woman), produced by Grotto S.p.a.
Designer and coordinator Alter Ego brand, produced by Blue way, a japanese company.
Designer and coordinator Avirex Junior brand.
Designer and coordinator Avirex Usa brand.
Designer and coordinator Magilla and Chiri brand, produced by Quick 31.

2004

Designer and coordinator for Gas brand (urban, active, blu label man and woman), produced by Grotto S.p.a.
Designer and coordinator Think Pink brand, produced by G.B. International.
Designer and coordinator Alter Ego brand, produced by Blue way, a japanese company.
Designer and coordinator Avirex Junior brand.
Designer and coordinator Double-e brand, produced by SixtyFactory.

2003

Designer and coordinator for Gas brand (urban, active, blu label man and woman), produced by Grotto S.p.a.
Designer and coordinator Think Pink brand, produced by G.B. International.

2002

Designer Armata Di Mare brand man and woman produced by Doppia Firma S.p.a.
Designer and coordinator Elvstrom brand, produced by Gi.Gi.Esse.
Designer and coordinator for Gas brand (urban, active, blu label man and woman), produced by Grotto S.p.a.
Designer and coordinator Think Pink brand, produced by G.B. International.

2001

Designer and coordinator Elvstrom brand, produced by Gi.Gi.Esse.
Designer For you brand produced by Focus pool.
Designer Armata Di Mare brand man and woman produced by Doppia Firma S.p.a.

2000

Designer and collaborated on Tony Gard brand sportswear line ‘GO’, produced by GTR.
Collaborated on the EXTè sportswear line, produced by ITR.
Designer and coordinator Elvstrom brand, produced by Gi.Gi.Esse.
Designer and coordinator Bull&Bear sportswear line produced in China by Dimensioni s.r.l.

1998-1999

Massimo Osti Studio Created and coordinator the Massimo Osti’s collection “Left Hand”, produced by Allegri.
Designer and coordinator the following collection: Belfe All Terrain, Belfe Men’s, BF Men’s, Belfe Sportswear Men’s, Belfe Stream, Belfe Pelle, Belfe neve.

1998

JJ1 Studio Founded JJ1 Studio,a company dedicated to dinamic dressing design

1994-1998

Massimo Osti Studio Creation and coordination of Massimo Osti collections and consulted on various projects Designer and coordinator the following collections: McGregor, Stone Island, Allegri, Structure (Gruppo Limited Abercrombie And Fitch USA), Massimo Osti Production, ST-95 by Massimo Osti, Superga by Massimo Osti, Left Hand by Allegri.

1989-1993

Zanella Member of Stefano Durelli’s creative staff.
Designer and coordinator the Henry Cotton children’s line.
Became product manager of this line in 1993.
Designer and collaborated on the Henry Cotton men’s line.
Designer and collaborated on the Henry Cotton jeans line.
Designer Asics beach volley line for Stefano Durelli.

1987-1988

Designer and coordinator the sportswear line “Ciao” and the Missoni line “Example”.

1983-1986

Designer and collaborated on the following collections: Manuel Ritz Pipò (total look), Antonio Cabral (pants), Greg and Leo (accessories).

High School Education Istituto E.Sirani Bologna Technical diploma in graphics, advertising and marketing. Born in Crevalcore (Bologna) ON 6th March 1962.

Past Collaborations

My Masters

My work as Fashion Designer started from an experience spent side by side with big masters of the fashion industry: some of them were considered idols and were very famous some others were only known from people of the fashion world.

My first master was Mr. Bruno Fustini owner and creator of Manuel Ritz Pipo’ Brand.

Bruno is the reason why I decided to do this kind of work.
Together with Bruno and his team I have taken my first steps inside the Product and Style department of his company where I learnt the basic concepts to start creating and developing a “total look “ collection.
This experience had been a very great one as it allowed me to come into contact immediately with many creative, commercial and marketing issues and problems as well referring to many different product categories such as outerwear jackets, tailored and informal jackets, knitwear, shirting, pants… ending up with accessories and underwear.
The Manuel Ritz Pipo’ brand was recognized as a very popular European brand from starting the beginning of the 80’s from very famous and historical fashion shops such as: Caln and Pupi Solari in Milan, Wood House in London and so on….
It was one of the most famous brands in the “total look” category and even for its informal jackets.
Its innovations contemplated the ri-editing of jackets shape, volumes, structure and length.
The Manuel Ritz Pipo’ jacket was shorter and deconstructed made with heavy carded fabrics more suitable for coats rather than for traditional jackets. Its function was a true outdoor new item.Ennio Scudiero who was the Director in Marzotto Company in those years after Mr. Marzotto, Mr. Thiella and Mr. Bosetti.
The “Ciao” Brand was a mass market brand, it was distributed in Europe with a turnover of about 150 millions in Lira.

Ennio taught me the importance to be able to select the most important commercial aspects of a collection that would have been on the market the next year.
In addition to that I also learnt to select fabrics, colours, and the most successful items that would have succeed on the market, even thanks to the fact that “Ciao” collection was a total look..

Before giving birth to a new collection we made “market scouting” and shopping on the market in the trendiest European capitals: Paris, London, Berlin and Amsterdam where we could catch the leading concepts to develop new styles.

We came back home with more than 4000 pictures and after a selection we started developing the Collection Moods.

My third master was Mr. Stefano Durelli with Henry Cotton Brand.
In 1988 Stefano was the art Director and the inventor father too of Henry Cotton and he asked me to join his designers team.

In that period Henry Cotton was very popular in Europe and in Japan as well as it was distributed by the best retailers.

Henry Cotton was the only main antagonist of Ralph Lauren, and it was considered a true original American Brand, an icon of Anglo American Style.
Stefano was a fantastic creative man and a keen and fond expert (great connoisseur) of the habits, rules, behaviour and tastes of the cultured and rich European Gentry (Burgeoisie).
He belonged to the Jet set, “Bel Mondo” of Saint Tropez, Zermatt, and from this entourage he could get a very global and international vision of the world.

Stefano taught me how it was so important to plunge into the collection and to breath the Anglo American spirit while working on it 24 hours long.
He told me that to get the best result I had to acquire a very deep knowledge of the Anglo American Style codes and history.

My fourth master was Massimo Osti.
In 1994 I joined Massimo Osti Studio.
He needed a designer who was very fond of the Anglo American Style to develop a new project , a new Capsule for Mc Gregor Brand.
To start cooping with Massimo it was for me like to come back home.
I was born in Crevalcore, a small village near Ravarino where C.P. Company sits.
C.P. Company is one of the most important creative company I have ever experienced and attended.
The C.P. Company and Stone Island garments had been worn also by Crevalcore dustmen.

Massimo for me has been the hub of my activity through out these last years. He was different compared to the rest of designers.
His products and garments were very innovative, full of technology, and deep knowledge. They expressed heritage, history, values and they looked different form the standard offer.

New items spread from objects that already existed: the garments coming from his huge Archive.
The Archive contemplated many British, Polish, Russian and Japanese military pieces together with some American outdoor garments.
I had worked together with Masssimo and his team for 5 years and it was a period of transition and great changes for the Studio.
I had also further cooperation with Massimo after Mc Gregor, that is to say we created Production and St95, and then also Structure and Left hand collections.

Stone Island

In 2006 Mr. Carlo Rivetti offered me the Creative Direction of Stone Island Main collection under its Artistic direction.
I have been Stone designer till 2010. I took part to the Brand under construction project . This operation was due to refresh the brand allure and to bring it to its old 80’s international fame.
Paul Harvey was the second Stone Island Designer after Massimo Osti in 1988. His collection was not so complete as Massimo’s previous ones.
This was the reason why Mr. Rivetti asked me to take care of the collection in a more “democratic” way, the collection had not to look like an “Art Gallery”, he said to me.
The best praise and comment from the sales agents during the collection Technical Presentation was that they could catch the spirit of Massimo Osti in my S.I. Collection.

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Contacts

J. J. One S.r.l. – Via Maria Margotti, 17
40033 Casalecchio di Reno (Bo)
Tel. 051 61 66 941
gionata.malagodi@jjone.it
Cell. 335 477353
Partita Iva e Codice Fiscale 02949521203

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