Exclusive 1-pocket work shirt in brown and tan brushed cotton plaid

$445.00

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Exclusive 1-pocket work shirt in brown and tan brushed cotton plaid

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"We developed the 1-pocket workshirt with G. Inglese to really bridge the gap between the casualness of an overshirt and the luxuriousness of Inglese's dress shirtings. Equipped with a point collar, single patch chest pocket, and squared hem with a relaxed fit, the result is a shirt with unparalleled loucheness and versatility. Wear it over a t shirt, on its own, or even tucked into trousers; the 1-pocket workshirt will have you looking elegant and relaxed in any situation, on any day of the week. We added this gorgeous plaid to the lineup for those guys looking for something a bit more rugged- this shirt is like the Filet Mignon of flannels. throw it on with some fatigues and a shawl cardigan for the ultimate cozy vibe."---Nick

Details

100% cotton
Long point collar, single front buttoned flap pocket, square split hem
Handsewn and shanked mother-of-pearl buttons with "crow foot" stitching
Hand-attached and hand-stitched collar, sleeves, shoulders, yoke and gusset
Entirely handmade in Ginosa, Italy

Size & Fit

Sizes are neck sizes in centimeters, NOT chest sizes in inches
We recommend taking your usual size for a relaxed fit

SKU: INGSHI438-039

G. Inglese

This family atelier in Puglia makes shirts fit for a king

Ginosa is a small village in Puglia, known to some for its Gravina, an amazing archeological formation of ravines, caves and churches carved into the rock. It is also home to G. Inglese, a small haberdashery and shirt maker known of sartorial aficionados for years, and catapulted into the headlines when Angelo Inglese was selected by Prince William to make his wedding shirt.

Angelo Inglese's desire to perpetuate traditions transmitted from his grandfather often pushes him to dig out archives and replicate patterns and skills now gone from the world of shirtmaking. We have seen a lot of high end shirts, and had never seen a handmade shirt to the level of G. Inglese's.

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