Availability: Limited Edition

• Fabric: 100% wool
• Llining: 100% viscose
• Construction: full canvas, no bonding
• Shirt-style sleeves (spalla manica a camicia), grinze
• Single-breasted style, two-and-a-half button closure, wide notch lapel, double vents
• Patch pockets, barchetta, single topstitching
• Buffalo horn buttons
• Level of formality: semi-formal
• Hand-cut, pressed, and sewn in a small tailoring studio in Poland

The Partigiani jacket is the result of our love for Neapolitan tailoring. Its cut features full canvas construction – the jacket's front is supported from the shoulder seam to the hem by a single layer of natural, lightweight canvas. The shoulder seams are designed to be a spalla manica a camicia, with the shoulder edges subtly rolled up, creating a delicate roll under which the sleeve is sewn. The high armpit provides incredible comfort and doesn't restrict movement, and the decorative gathers on the ball of the grinze sleeve are a deliberate effect. The breast pocket is a small boat-shaped barchetta, and the patch pockets are sewn in an arc. The jacket has three buttons at the front, but only the middle one is fastened – the button at the very top is hidden under the ironed lapel and is a decorative element of Neapolitan jackets. The front of the jacket is longer than the back, providing the right balance to the overall silhouette
Fabric:
A fabric we fell in love with at first sight. A genuine high-twist wool with an open and airy weave, but in a version that's unfortunately no longer seen – heavyweight and with the raw feel of good old fabrics that lasted for decades. A true gem and the perfect option for a year-round blazer. Take advantage, because it's truly hard to find something this amazing!

Sizing Notes:
Our quality control is very high, but it's worth remembering that slight differences (up to 2cm) between the product and the size chart may occur. This is due to the extensive handiwork involved in the sewing process and the natural properties of the fabric.

Sustainable Product: A handcrafted product, sewn in a Polish workshop by local tailors, in accordance with European Union labor standards and with respect for the environment.