Options Uomo

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Options Uomo was a menswear line derived from the Italian fashion brand Byblos and launched in 1988 by British designers Alan Cleaver and Keith Verty. As one of the spin-off lines created as Byblos expanded, it focused primarily on menswear. It drew on the vivid use of color and international design outlook that Cleaver and Verty had promoted at Byblos, and was developed as a diffusion line within the Options by Byblos family before being discontinued.

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1973
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A derivative secondary line developed for menswear

Options Uomo was a menswear-oriented derivative line introduced in 1988 within the Byblos

Options Uomo was a menswear-oriented derivative line introduced in 1988 within the Byblos brand family. While Byblos Uomo served as the main line in the menswear category, Options Uomo extended the Options lineage name into menswear and broadened its offerings to the young men's market through an entry point distinct from the main line. It is a historical secondary line recorded under an independent name in multiple sources on brand history, illustrating the expansion of Byblos's lines in the 1980s.

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