Discover the world of Never Enough

Never Enough is an Italian design studio that approaches clothing as an expression of character and movement. Based in Italy, the brand creates menswear and womenswear defined by inventive shapes, unexpected fabric pairings and a relaxed, contemporary sophistication. Each collection is crafted with a focus on texture, construction and the visual dialogue between materials.

Rather than follow traditional fashion cycles, Never Enough builds a wardrobe shaped by curiosity and experimentation. The label’s identity is anchored in the art of mixing fabrics, garment treatments and easy, flowing silhouettes — garments that reflect a life lived across places, cultures and moods. It’s clothing for individuals who are constantly in motion, yet grounded in personal style.

Origins & Philosophy: Craft, Individuality & the Art of Living

Never Enough was founded by designer Salvatore Nigordi, who after years of experience in the textile industry chose to channel his vision into a brand that encourages personal style over trend conformity.

The brand’s philosophy builds on the idea that garments should reflect life’s fluidity — inspired by global travel, multicultural exchange, and a “bon vivant” lifestyle. Their motto evokes this spirit: those who wake up in Hong Kong, end their day somewhere else — always relentlessly styled.

Never Enough doesn’t aim for mass production: instead it invests in material research, fabric mixing and finishing techniques (washes, dyes, treatments) to create pieces with depth, movement and unique identity.

Design Language: Original Cuts, Material Mixing & Textural Complexity

Unconventional cuts & original silhouettes — the brand favors distinct forms, relaxed or draped fits, tailored but free shapes that reject standard silhouette grammar.

Material experimentation & hybrid fabric combinations — blends, unexpected textures, mixed materials within the same piece; the brand frequently combines fabrics to produce garments with visual interest, depth and tactile contrast.

Textural finishes, washes & treatments — dyed linens, softened fabrics, washed cottons, treated textiles that reflect wear, light and shadow — creating garments that feel alive, worn-in, and refined.

Gender-fluid & versatile wardrobe approach — many pieces carry a unisex sensibility, and the brand addresses both men’s and women’s wear with equal attention to form and material.

Urban sophistication with a global edge — the brand’s mood is cosmopolitan, contemporary, and rooted in an attitude of effortless elegance, mobility, and adaptability.

Materials, Craft & Production: Made in Italy & Material Integrity

Never Enough emphasises “Made in Italy” — each garment is crafted with care, using quality fabrics and finishes.

Their strength lies in experimentation: each collection explores new combinations of fabrics and washes. Whether it's linen, cotton blends, technical fabrics or treated textiles — the brand uses these thoughtfully, leveraging Italian craftsmanship to craft garments that age well and develop character over time.

This approach ensures that each piece has soul: slight variations, unique drapes, and the kind of imperfection that communicates individuality rather than factory uniformity.

Who Never Enough Speaks To: The Cosmopolitan Individual with a Distinct Style

Never Enough resonates with people who:

• value individuality over trends — who want their clothes to express identity, mood, and lifestyle, rather than follow fashion cycles
• appreciate material and structural experimentation — subtlety, texture, and craft over logos and prints
• lead cosmopolitan or mobile lives — global citizens who travel, relocate, and mix cultural influences
• want versatility and timelessness — garments that adapt over seasons, pair easily, and remain relevant beyond a single collection
• enjoy sartorial depth and understated sophistication — a wardrobe built on texture, cut, subtlety, and character rather than flash

For Orimono, Never Enough represents a contemporary Italian brand that blurs boundaries — between materials, genders, cultures — offering clothing that feels alive, flexible and expressive.