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lightning · 05-30-2008, 10:10 PM

This is a guide for si art numbers,thought i post to help others

This is how the Art number appears on the item.
Art.39154n40/1807

The first 2 numbers (39 on this example) indicate the year. This year being 48 & 49 and every descending number depicts a season. So

48 = Spring/Summer & 49 = Autumn/ Winter and so on.
The second 2 numbers (15) are the brand. ( 15 = Stone Island, 14 = Stone Island Denims and 18 = CP Company). There is no number for SI Compact as it is a treatment and not a seperate brand.

The next number (4) indicates what the item is. 1=shirts 2=t-shirts 3=trousers 4 = Jacket, 5 = knitwear, 6 = sweatshirts 9=accessories. Occasionally this number is replaced by a letter. This is when its a flagship model.
The letter (n) is the model.
The next 2 (40) are the cloth & the treatment that is used to make the item. The Sportswear Company, ultimate owners of SI & CP own the copy rights to thousands of materials, colours, dye processes and dye techniques. Everything after the / are the dye numbers and colour.

05-30-2008, 10:10 PM	#14 (permalink)
lightning Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 105	This is a guide for si art numbers,thought i post to help others This is how the Art number appears on the item. Art.39154n40/1807 The first 2 numbers (39 on this example) indicate the year. This year being 48 & 49 and every descending number depicts a season. So 48 = Spring/Summer & 49 = Autumn/ Winter and so on. The second 2 numbers (15) are the brand. ( 15 = Stone Island, 14 = Stone Island Denims and 18 = CP Company). There is no number for SI Compact as it is a treatment and not a seperate brand. The next number (4) indicates what the item is. 1=shirts 2=t-shirts 3=trousers 4 = Jacket, 5 = knitwear, 6 = sweatshirts 9=accessories. Occasionally this number is replaced by a letter. This is when its a flagship model. The letter (n) is the model. The next 2 (40) are the cloth & the treatment that is used to make the item. The Sportswear Company, ultimate owners of SI & CP own the copy rights to thousands of materials, colours, dye processes and dye techniques. Everything after the / are the dye numbers and colour.