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$140.65The Story
Crafted in Italy from soft Super 180s flannel, this unstructured and unlined safari style jacket features four front pockets, one internal patch pocket and cuffs with a single-button fastening.
Composition: 100% Italian Super 180s wool flannel, 400 gsm
Color: Beige
Flapped patch pockets with buttons on the chest - regular patch pockets on the waist
Made in Italy
Model is 191 cm and wears size L / 50 (IT-EU) / 40 (US-UK).
Care instructions:
- Dry cleaning only
The number after the word « Super », and before the 'S', represents the fineness of pure wool fabric used; that is the length of the thread that can be woven from one kilogram of wool. Super 180's: in 1 kg of non-woven wool are 180 km of yarn. The higher the "super" number, the more wool yarn is fine, so we will have softer fabric.
The finer a fibre is, the more it will gain in softness: the unit of measurement that determines the fineness of a fibre is the micron (one thousandth of a millimetre) and the average value for extra-fine merino wool is 19.5 microns. The yarn used for this garment is made from a wool 14.5 microns finer than cashmere.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
Crafted in Italy from soft Super 180s flannel, this unstructured and unlined safari style jacket features four front pockets, one internal patch pocket and cuffs with a single-button fastening.
Composition: 100% Italian Super 180s wool flannel, 400 gsm
Color: Beige
Flapped patch pockets with buttons on the chest - regular patch pockets on the waist
Made in Italy
Model is 191 cm and wears size L / 50 (IT-EU) / 40 (US-UK).
Care instructions:
- Dry cleaning only
The number after the word « Super », and before the 'S', represents the fineness of pure wool fabric used; that is the length of the thread that can be woven from one kilogram of wool. Super 180's: in 1 kg of non-woven wool are 180 km of yarn. The higher the "super" number, the more wool yarn is fine, so we will have softer fabric.
The finer a fibre is, the more it will gain in softness: the unit of measurement that determines the fineness of a fibre is the micron (one thousandth of a millimetre) and the average value for extra-fine merino wool is 19.5 microns. The yarn used for this garment is made from a wool 14.5 microns finer than cashmere.
