They Will Ignore You, Until They Can’t

Palm Angels is a street fashion brand, the so-called streetwear that began to rage in the United States at the end of the 80s, and then became appreciated throughout Europe. In fact, Palm Angels is a bit of a forerunner of streetwear in Italy, because it succeeded in that difficult task of bridging the gap between street fashion and luxury fashion houses, merging the two concepts and creating something unique.


It must be said that the road has been long and winding, but that from its first steps the brand seemed destined to break through.
The Story of Palm Angels

Francesco Ragazzi: The Designer and Founder of The Brand

The face of this brand is an Italian, Francesco Ragazzi. Ragazzi studied at the IED in Milan and, at just 21 years old, took an internship at Moncler, which at that time had just passed into the hands of the new creative director Remo Ruffini. This outstanding training immediately made it clear that success is never the result of luck alone, but is achieved after study and commitment and after having tasted and touched with your own hands the experience of the greats who came before us.



In fact, it was precisely the experience at Moncler that in 2014, led Francesco Ragazzi, now art director of the French brand, to publish a photo book in which the salient moments of some of the most influential skater communities were captured. Thanks to the intensity of the shots and the introduction to the book written by Pharrel Williams (yes, him!), the volume received great approval, so much so that the following year it was transformed into a ready-to-wear collection.
Francesco Ragazzi - The First Palm Angels Collection

This is the very first collection of the Palm Angels brand; it's 2015 and Francesco Ragazzi presents a collection of unisex t-shirts, sweatshirts and tracksuits, first in Milan and then in Paris, in the famous Colette store. The prints of flames, marijuana leaves and bright colours manage to convince in a short time not only consumers, but also journalists, who devote themselves to an intense advertising of the brand that in a short time also reaches the interest of influencers.



Ragazzi himself, in fact, admits without reservations that the web has also helped the spread of this brand, but he also underlines that the help of Instagram does not equate to a discount on work, on the contrary... if you want to ride the influencer wave you must understand right away that this requires constantly proposing new innovations, submitting new projects and new ideas almost on a weekly basis, in short: success requires a huge effort.



Palm Angels has managed to find a perfect balance between online activity and social media, so much so that today it is the most searched for Italian brand online and also the most appreciated by many American rappers, from A$AP to Travis Scott.
The Winning Cards

Behind the undeniable talent of the creator of the brand, there are many other aspects that have contributed to the success of Palm Angels, first of all the quality of the materials used to make the garments. In fact, a true trademark of Italian fashion and what at the same time makes it appreciated all over the world, is the excellent workmanship of everything that is produced.



The fabrics, in addition to being of quality and eco-sustainable, have evolved with the brand, up to the production of garments in cutting-edge materials to support the physical recovery of athletes or to accompany the physical efforts of singers during long and exhausting tours.



This spirit of initiative has also meant that Palm Angels has earned important collaborations with luxury brands that have further increased its fame: from Gucci to Louis Vuitton, there are many high fashion houses that have seen potential in this completely Italian company, which can only make us proud of the excellent minds that are born in the Bel Paese.

They Will Ignore You, Until They Can’t

Palm Angels is a street fashion brand, the so-called streetwear that began to rage in the United States at the end of the 80s, and then became appreciated throughout Europe. In fact, Palm Angels is a bit of a forerunner of streetwear in Italy, because it succeeded in that difficult task of bridging the gap between street fashion and luxury fashion houses, merging the two concepts and creating something unique.


It must be said that the road has been long and winding, but that from its first steps the brand seemed destined to break through.
The Story of Palm Angels

Francesco Ragazzi: The Designer and Founder of The Brand

The face of this brand is an Italian, Francesco Ragazzi. Ragazzi studied at the IED in Milan and, at just 21 years old, took an internship at Moncler, which at that time had just passed into the hands of the new creative director Remo Ruffini. This outstanding training immediately made it clear that success is never the result of luck alone, but is achieved after study and commitment and after having tasted and touched with your own hands the experience of the greats who came before us.



In fact, it was precisely the experience at Moncler that in 2014, led Francesco Ragazzi, now art director of the French brand, to publish a photo book in which the salient moments of some of the most influential skater communities were captured. Thanks to the intensity of the shots and the introduction to the book written by Pharrel Williams (yes, him!), the volume received great approval, so much so that the following year it was transformed into a ready-to-wear collection.
Francesco Ragazzi - The First Palm Angels Collection

This is the very first collection of the Palm Angels brand; it's 2015 and Francesco Ragazzi presents a collection of unisex t-shirts, sweatshirts and tracksuits, first in Milan and then in Paris, in the famous Colette store. The prints of flames, marijuana leaves and bright colours manage to convince in a short time not only consumers, but also journalists, who devote themselves to an intense advertising of the brand that in a short time also reaches the interest of influencers.



Ragazzi himself, in fact, admits without reservations that the web has also helped the spread of this brand, but he also underlines that the help of Instagram does not equate to a discount on work, on the contrary... if you want to ride the influencer wave you must understand right away that this requires constantly proposing new innovations, submitting new projects and new ideas almost on a weekly basis, in short: success requires a huge effort.



Palm Angels has managed to find a perfect balance between online activity and social media, so much so that today it is the most searched for Italian brand online and also the most appreciated by many American rappers, from A$AP to Travis Scott.
The Winning Cards

Behind the undeniable talent of the creator of the brand, there are many other aspects that have contributed to the success of Palm Angels, first of all the quality of the materials used to make the garments. In fact, a true trademark of Italian fashion and what at the same time makes it appreciated all over the world, is the excellent workmanship of everything that is produced.



The fabrics, in addition to being of quality and eco-sustainable, have evolved with the brand, up to the production of garments in cutting-edge materials to support the physical recovery of athletes or to accompany the physical efforts of singers during long and exhausting tours.



This spirit of initiative has also meant that Palm Angels has earned important collaborations with luxury brands that have further increased its fame: from Gucci to Louis Vuitton, there are many high fashion houses that have seen potential in this completely Italian company, which can only make us proud of the excellent minds that are born in the Bel Paese.

The mask's sporty toughness and the gold metal frame as a style elevator. Mask-shaped sunglasses with green lenses and havana light acetate and gold metal top frame and with thin havana ligjht acetate temples.
A timeless, subtly reproportioned shape with metal side effects. Black acetate glasses with narrow trapezoidal shape, dark grey lenses, wide temples and metal hinge with Monogram engraving.
A timeless, subtly reproportioned shape with metal side effects. Light blue acetate glasses with narrow trapezoidal shape, dark grey lenses, wide temples and metal hinge with Monogram engraving.
Solid grace, with geometric lines and upswept outer edges. Black and yellow color block rectangular frame with cat-eye corners, dark grey lenses and Palm Angels logo engraved on temples.
Bold and squared, with glossy and opalescent contrasts. Square black and grey frame in opalescent acetate, with dark grey lenses and Palm Angels logo engraved on temples.
Bold design with hyperlight sides. Black classic framed sunglasses with wing-like corners and dark grey lenses, thin temples with vertical white line and white engraved Palm Angels logo.
Bold and squared, with a vibrant color block combination. Square black and light blue acetate frame with dark grey lenses and Palm Angels logo engraved on temples.
Bold design with crafted temples. Light havana classic frame sunglasses with wing-like corners and gradient blue lenses, transparent temples with see trought metal detailing and gold Palm Angels logo plate.
Bold frame and subtle details. Squared shaped brown havana sunglasses with thick profiles, wide brown lenses and thick temples with white vertical line detail and gold engraved Palm Angels logo.
To inject sharpness (and some design) into every look. Metal-framed sunglasses with green teardrop lenses and acetate temple ends.
A poli-materic reedition of a statement frame of the late 80s with a modern accent. Gold metal sunglasses with havana acetate top rim and temples, brown lenses, golden connecting hinges with Monogram embossed on temple.
A fusion of solid and dynamic lines, round and square. Rectangular light blue matte acetate frame with dark grey oval lenses and with acetate temples with Palm Angels logo engraved in black on one side and in white on the other.
A poli-materic reedition of a statement frame of the late 80s. Gold metal sunglasses with glossy black acetate top rim, dark grey lenses, golden connecting hinges with Monogram embossed on temple.
A fusion of solid and dynamic lines, round and square. Rectangular black acetate frame with dark grey oval lenses and with acetate temples with Palm Angels logo engraved in black on one side and in white on the other.
Unique design with off-axis front and temples for a fully individual look. Black rectangular-shaped sunglasses with blue lenses and thick temples with Palm Angels logo on left temple.
A poli-materic reedition of a statement frame of the late 80s, with a modern accent. Gold metal sunglasses with glossy dark green acetate top rim, gradient green lenses, golden connecting hinges with Monogram embossed on temple.
To inject sharpness (and some color) into every look. Oval-shaped sunglasses in pink acetate, with black lenses, thick outer edges, high temples engraved with white Palm Angels logo.
Geometric lenses attract metal frames and are enhanced by acetate details. Gold metal rectangular frame sunglasses with black acetate top and temples, dark grey lenses and Palm Angels logo engraved in gold on side.
Futuristic design mixed with a California vibe and finished with subtle gold lines. Black sunglasses with one-piece front, dark grey lenses and gold corners with engraved Palm Angels logo.
Futuristic design mixed with a California vibe and finished with subtle gold details. White sunglasses with one-piece front, dark grey lenses and gold corners with engraved Palm Angels logo.
Geometric lenses attract metal frames and are enhanced by acetate details. Gold metal rectangular frame sunglasses with havana acetate top and temples, blue lenses and Palm Angels logo engraved in gold on side.