SS26 drop — feat. Cento Canesio
Forthcoming. A new drop in collaboration with Cento Canesio, writer and street artist from Treviso. Pieces and concept still being finalised — release later this year.

An apparel line and a slow brand under the Courage umbrella, mixing film-crew aesthetic with streetwear attitude.
Born inside Courage Production as a creative side-quest, Courage Milano turned into the most-wanted original merch from the Milanese fashion-set life. Every drop is small, hand-finished, and built around a collaboration with an illustrator or graphic designer. No two seasons look alike. What follows is a chronological archive of the drops, newest to oldest.
Forthcoming. A new drop in collaboration with Cento Canesio, writer and street artist from Treviso. Pieces and concept still being finalised — release later this year.

A collaboration with Frankenstein Magazine, the celebrated Milanese independent illustration magazine. The piece is an advertising illustration for Courage Production running inside the magazine itself — but conceived as if the ad were a product for sale, channeling the visual codes of vintage painted advertising posters.

The hero object is a pizza: a POP, instantly readable, international icon used here to speak the language of the set — a tongue-in-cheek tribute to Courage’s Milanese production roots.
For the opening of Spazio Sannio, on the occasion of Courage’s 10th anniversary, the images and graphics that have shaped Courage’s visual imaginary over a decade were printed and exhibited together for the first time — a chronological wall of stills, posters, sketches and tests turned into a single show.
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For Courage’s 10th anniversary, the milestone is celebrated the only way a self-respecting production company should: as a metal-band tour t-shirt. Lettering by Luca Martinotti aka SoloMacello — arguably the best illustrator in Italy — finalised by Gabriele Bassetti aka Cento¥. The drop extends to caps and hoodies.

The Spring/Summer 2025 drop, made in collaboration with illustrator Marcello Mosca — long sleeve tees, lanyards, and stickers.



A natural spin-off of the SS23: one of the tee graphics is reinterpreted for the hoodie, and lanyards are introduced for the first time. As an extra, a limited run of bombers is produced with a tag by Oste, writer from Venice.


One of the most iconic Courage Milano collections to date — with one notable superfan: Valentino Rossi, spotted wearing the tees in public more than once (mid-DJ set, and even during a live interview at the Champions League final). The collection takes its cues from Japanese graphic codes and is designed by graphic designer Gabriele Bassetti aka Cento¥.

A drop in collaboration with Burro Studio, with a psychedelic-leaning Courage Milano wordmark anchoring the season.
