Light blue shirt ”Sartoriale collection” – Made In Italy

The details of this shirt have been studied with care in order to provide the highest level of Italian know-how. This classic shirt is made in Naples and possesses an elegant and timeless cut.

Windsor collar
French seams
Pleated shoulder or Spalla con Grinze
Mother-of-pearl buttons, ”Zampa di gallina” stitched
Misalignment under the armscye
One button, rounded cuff
Hem gusset
Horizontal stitching on the last buttonhole

The pleated sleeve head, or spalla con grinze: a bigger sleeve is filled into a smaller and higher armhole, resulting in a somewhat “puffed” shoulder/sleeve finish. Offering more comfort during movement.
Buttons made from mother-of-pearl give an extra touch of prestige to the shirt; with an eye for detail, the buttons are stitched on Zampa di Gallina.
French seams-located on each side of the shirt’s body, inside the sleeves and at the armscye, are realised with only one thread visible on the more refined French seam because the other is inside the shirt. In this manner, the seams are almost invisible and offer greater resistance to your shirt.
Misalignment under the armscye: this assembly technique involves a slight imbalance in the sleeves symmetry and prevents gaping at the junction point of the underarm stitches. It significantly increases comfort.
The last buttonhole is sewn on horizontally in order to avoid tensing the buttonhole seams inside the trousers.
Hem gussets (Mosca) are small fabric triangles that bind the front and the back of the shirttails in order to reinforce the junction, as it helps to preserve the seams on the sides of the shirt when you pull on it when tucking it into your trousers.