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SSC NAPOLI Men's Season 21/22 Down Jacket Man Jacket

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The front is often single breasted with 3 buttons and 4 cuff buttons. Even in October, it may get very hot in Naples and as such a single breasted suit will wear a little cooler because there are no overlapping layers of cloth. At the moment, trousers are cut narrowly with cuffs that do not show much of a break and you will always find belt loops even though it may be worn with suspenders as well. Some say that that Italian tailors are so perceptive of the body morphology of a client, that curiously, fewer fittings than usual are necessary to get an exceptional fit. Perhaps Italian tailors have developed a 'sixth-sense' for their craft, since elements of the trade permeate their pores, beginning as early as the age of eight or nine, when these tailors first put a needle to the cloth...or maybe the very essence of being Italian naturally interjects emotion into the cloth that they craft.

You can get name and number printing on any kit available within our store, in the same style the players wear on the pitch. Choose ANY name - including your own. It is across the shoulders, however, that Neapolitan tailoring is at its most distinctive, exacting and remarkable. The heavily padded, rigid suiting made by Britain’s more martial and Rome’s most macho tailors can hide a multitude of physical and sartorial imperfections. The soft, ever-so-lightly or entirely unstructured shoulders of a Neapolitan suit, meanwhile, leave zero margin for error. It takes a true magician to create a shoulder that is soft, rounded, unpadded, but that still remains flattering to the wearer. Yet remarkably, the main art associated with Naples today is not music, theatre, painting or dancing...rather, it is the art of tailoring. The historical and present-day tailoring talent in the city of Naples has found such success that it has earned it own classification: Neapolitan tailoring. The collar is a bit higher than normal, with a gorge that is a bit higher than traditionally in England but nothing extreme Even as made-to-measure and ready-to-wear suit-makers across the globe blaze a trail of their own by offering Neapolitan crafted suits, it has become obvious that those predictions from the past that told us that Neapolitan suits are likely a fad, have proved the contrary, and Neapolitan tailoring has shown its viability and entrenched itself firmly into the league of becoming a classic in its own right ORIGINS: A SMALL STORY ABOUT ITALIAN TAILORING

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On the way to the next market, we passed areas with piles of garbage on the street and when I asked to stop for a picture, Gianni took the opportunity to try on his new acquisition – on the street of course, where else!? Light as the breeze that blows over Vesuvius,” or so its proponents say, Neapolitan suiting seems tailor-made for this moment in time, meeting the needs of a generation raised on the ease and breathability of athletic attire, but unwilling to sacrifice sharpness in pursuit of comfort.

Antonio Panico, who started tailoring aged 12, spent 22 years with Rubinacci before opening his own workshop on Naples’ Via Carducci. Here, the maestro oversees an atelier of a dozen craftsmen turning out bespoke creations, with his heirs Luigi and Paola in the wings. Meanwhile, alongside his son Pino, Orazio Luciano (an alumnus of Kiton and Isaia, who established his eponymous house in 1992), augments a small bespoke operation with a rapidly expanding ready-to-wear offering — both of which are crafted in much the same way, to the same exacting standards, by Luciano padre e figlio’s team of 25.The color is navy. Naples is located by the sea and as such this maritime color is omnipresent and the men I met had their first suit all made in navy- and about 50% of their wardrobe consists of some form of navy garment! Typically, the sleeve is bigger than the sleeve head resulting in little wavy fold in the area of the sleeve next to the sleevehead. The Italians call that grinze, we call it shirring. See the pictures in the gallery below. Tailor Domenico Caraceni of Rome, whose work possibly inspired Neapolitan tailoring, in the 1930s --far right (source: IPS Community: A Golden Age of Italian Tailoring ) Silk ties are printed, not woven, though there are many exceptions to this rule. The classic neapolitan tie is lightweight, with a three fold construction and untipped. While Rubinacci always keeps them at 8 cm, Marinella ties vary in width. 7 fold ties are not really Neapolitan and hence mostly sold to Americans and tourists.

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