Infinite Colours

Stone Island presents Infinite Colours, a feature-length film by Ken-Tonio Yamamoto about the community of workers at its headquarters in Ravarino, deep in the industrial district of Emilia-Romagna, Italy. The docu-poem tells the story of Stone Island from an unparalleled perspective - by the people who make the garments themselves - conveying the unique spirit of continual research and experimentation that lies at the heart of the community and the brand.
"Stone Island is all about infinite colours-not just the shades of its garments, but the endless creativity behind them. The title Infinite Colours is a nod to this approach, a way of thinking about possibilities and opportunities, brought to life by a community of people who turn bold visions into reality.” - Ken-Tonio Yamamoto
CREDITS
A docu-poem by Ken-Tonio Yamamoto and a Wildframe production
Written and directed by Ken-Tonio Yamamoto
Produced by Tommaso Haimann and Bianca Haimann
Directors of photography Ken-Tonio Yamamoto, Paolo Caimi, Karim Andreotti
Editor Marco Bonini
Score and sound design by Alberto Ladduca and Falko P. Eidner
Music Tracks “Tendril” & “Cradle” composed and produced by Lyra Pramuk & curated by C2C Festival
Graphic Design by 12:01 AM Office of Hassan Rahim
#InfiniteColours

[@mrvindusvask8990]

Incredible to see the passion in the workers after being with a brand so many years. The technical aspect of what goes into making each garment is mind blowing. Im 50 next year, and I will be going to Bologna. I will be taking the short train ride to Crevalcore then to Ravarino for lunch. I will of course take photos outside of the headquarters on my 50th birthday. I’ve been wearing SI since the mid 90s. To visit the headquarters is my dream. This I will accomplish in August 2025. Ciao ❤

[@amac3368]

Iam 54 years old been buying since 1993 and still have all my garments since then still buying stand out pieces and had the pleasure of meeting Carlo and his wife at the flagship store in London a absolute gentleman and a legend. I still find it crazy when Iam at my hometown and all the younger generation always stop me and say mate that is some jacket your wearing my daughter also appreciates what’s involved in the making of the jackets and other garments. Everything will be left to her in my will so just hope she takes good care of them 🙏🏼 when Iam gone. Thanks for this documentary I’ve loved it and seen a few jackets I have A GREAT WATCH

[@martyn98]

Wow, what a watch. For any real lovers of the brand, that is an emotional watch in the best way possible

[@simonaostinelli1302]

La mia prima giacca Stone è del 1986, magnifica, ce l'ho ancora. Adesso acquisto Stone Island per mio figlio. Grazie per averci accompagnato in tutti questi anni e per portarci, come dice anche Andrea Moro, nel futuro.

[@lars7678]

The women’s collection is unbelievable…. It’s so good.

[@vagrantpistol]

This was way more than I anticipated. Well done to all involved. You really saw the passion in the team/family. Been a huge fan of the brand since 2015 because a lot of things we just saw in this video. It’s one of two of my favorite brands that I continue to support still.

[@jomolly3402]

🔥Infinite Ken-Tonio , bravissimo!!!!!!!!!! Testimonianza importante e molto toccante,hai saputo rispecchiare il valore , l’impegno , la dedizione di chi ha fatto parte di questa meravigliosa famiglia.Hai saputo arricchire la storia di Stone Island con il tuo bellissimo filmato!!! Super !!!

[@Srio0922]

Love you guys! Stone Island forever 🫶

[@psgp298]

i LOVE Stone Island stuff and own a bunch of things, but one of the realities that struck me after watching this video is that even though they are full of so much innovation and unique techniques to get what they want made----the massive levels of toxicity in their manufacturing and their products probably shouldn't be taken lightly by us. Notice that almost EVERY staff member is wearing a mask due to the horrible fumes that place probably has. Of course i will still be buying their stuff, but not gonna lie i worry about how toxic my Stone Island stuff is on my body and for my family. Not a paranoid person here in any way, but just thinking aloud here. The documentary film is BEAUTIFUL though and i'm really really enjoying watching it!

[@ale_0939]

Just to be clear, the fact that everyone is wearing a mask is because the footage was filmed in 2021, Covid era. That year, the Italian government created a new law which forced any employee to wear a mask to contrast the spread of Covid virus.

[@SickBru]

Stone island da una vita ❤

[@PieriRiccardo]

Siete meravigliosi, eternamente meravigliosi.

[@carharttdon]

Grazie mille Massimo Osti!!

[@markblake4425]

Absolutely brilliant 👏

[@surfab]

Carlo & Grazia '85 THX A LOT!!!!

[@albertomadonna400]

Complimenti 👍🏼👍🏼

[@sleptcovart]

Лучшие!!!!

[@albertonegri1084]

Ravarino e Massimo Osti, territorio e genio del Made in Italy !

[@221bstore]

🔥🔥🔥

[@peaceofmind2563]

Still this 1:22 hours long video won’t convince me to spend 800$ on a single vest. I just can’t process this price on my mind. Love the passion though!

[@feanor2012]

❤❤❤❤

[@olegart6275]

🖤🖤🖤

[@badhectic]

Where to get those Stone Island lab coats? 😅

[@chablos2831]

Stone island used to be awesome

[@samlardon3453]

[@rudigrudi4898]

you should put English subs..

[@yuyuanchen481]

there is English subs, you just need to turn on subs function

[@rudigrudi4898]

@ yeah I know, but youtube subs are not that good. Cheers 👍

[@yuyuanchen481]

@@rudigrudi4898 this is not the auto subs generated from KZbin, take a look 😊

[@sleptcovart]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@davcoppo]