What to Wear in Kotor — The Complete PP Wardrobe
What to Wear in Kotor — The Complete PP Wardrobe
The UNESCO walled city, the San Giovanni fortress, the Bay of Kotor boat trips — the PP wardrobe for the Adriatic's finest medieval city.
Kotor is the best-preserved medieval walled city on the Adriatic — a UNESCO World Heritage Site within the dramatic fjord of the Boka Kotorska, the Venetian and Byzantine architectural heritage enclosed by 4.5 kilometres of walls rising to the San Giovanni fortress above the city.
For the walled city. The Piazza delle Armi, the Cathedral of Saint Tryphon, the narrow lanes. A PP linen shirt in white or a warm natural with linen trousers and leather shoes. The limestone paving and Venetian stone reward natural fabric in natural colourways.
“Kotor is the best-preserved medieval walled city on the Adriatic. The limestone paving and the Venetian stone facades create a visual context where natural PP linen in natural and warm colourways reads as correctly composed throughout.”
— Pieter Petros, founderFor the city walls climb. The 1,350 steps to the San Giovanni fortress — a 2–3 hour climb with dramatic views over the bay. Practical clothing for the climb; PP linen for the morning and evening.
For the boat trip to Perast and Our Lady of the Rocks. The bay boat trip — natural swim shorts and a white PP linen shirt for the water; leather shoes and linen trousers for the Perast church visit.
For the marina and the Kotor evening. The waterfront restaurants and the old city bars — a navy PP linen shirt with linen trousers and leather shoes.
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