Pale green cotton linen pique long sleeve polo shirt, one-piece button collar

$395.00

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"The latest iteration of our classic long-sleeve polos features the amazing buttoned collar we've come to love from G. Inglese - high and with a perfect roll - as well as a one-piece Anacapri collar for that smoother look. Scratching that itch for a well-made tailored polo in quality fabrics, and adding the presence of this BD collar. Wear it with a sport coat or even a suit for that smart casual vibe, or untucked for a relaxed summer look. Cut from Tessilmaglia's linen and mako cotton pique fabric woven in Italy, the shirt's sizing and fit is similar to our G. Inglese dress shirts with a shorter body length for better proportions when worn untucked." ---Greg

Details

50% linen, 50% mako cotton pique fabric from Tessilmaglia
Anacapri one-piece buttoned collar
Handsewn and shanked mother-of-pearl buttons with "crow's foot" stitching
Hand-attached collar, sleeves, hand-sewn details on placket and gussets
Made in Ginosa, Italy

Size & Fit

Sizes are shirt sizes, i.e. collar sizes in centimeters
Fits slim and can shrink a bit if washed or dried warm; we recommend taking a size up one for a comfortable fit; two sizes up for a relaxed looser fit

SKU: INGSHI429-038

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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