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What fabric do you use to make the shirts?
This is a question we usually get from our customers. We observe how, more and more, people who invest in their clothes seek to do so knowing what they are buying.
Others look for the right fabric for their case, their skin, or even for each occasion.
The fact that customers usually buy and take an interest in the tailoring of the garment indicates that we are on the path we one day drew for the brand. To manage to make responsible fashion, not only in the manufacturing process, but in the long term.
Responsible fashion is that which is not consumed. Buy what is necessary and do it knowing that it will last a long time even if you use it whenever you want.
Linen
Linen is the fabric used for our summer shirts. Its strong yet lightweight threads provide air circulation that allows you to stay cool during the hottest months.
Espinapez
It is a distinctive fabric with an interwoven pattern forming a herringbone design. It is usually a heavyweight fabric that is easy to iron. We use it for our most formal shirts.
Chicken foot
This variety of 100% Italian cotton fabric gives us an almost grid-like texture. Perfect for its versatility in casual looks.
Oxford
It is the most classic fabric of all. Our standard Oxford is a 100% cotton fabric that has some structure and thickness, making it wrinkle-resistant.
Denim
The most versatile shirt we design each year. Wear it with a tie or more casually. The shirt is made from natural cotton with a medium wash and distressed finish.
Structure
It is an Italian cotton fabric that interweaves finer white threads into its weft and warp, giving it a softer feel.
Poplin
It is a variety of finer cotton. Its most outstanding characteristic is its lightness and strength despite being a fine fabric.
Pin Point
It is a fabric that combines one weft thread with two warp threads. It creates a pinhead texture and has a poplin and oxford composition.