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Olbia polo shirt in terracotta

58,00 €
115,00 € -50%
Color: Terracotta
TERRACOTTA
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  • A color terracotta with subtle reflections, thanks to the expertise of a Italian spinning mill
  • A composition of 68% linen and 32% Egyptian cotton
  • Sustainable, thanks to its certified long fibers and his Italian tailoring

Alick, our studio model, is 1m88 tall and wears a size XL.
Mattia, our outdoor model, is 1m85 tall, weighs 75kg and wears a size M.
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And they won’t be going anywhere soon, as they are sewn with an Ascolite fixation. This is a special twisting technique with elastic thread for added durability.
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The ribbed edges are here for that.
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Chic and dry

32% cotton, 68% linen

The knit polo has a gift for giving you presence (Daniel Craig, a.k.a. James Bond, still thanks it) without requiring more effort than a t-shirt.

But presence stops where sweat begins. So we asked ours not to stop there:

  • It lets the breeze cool you down, thanks to its breathable knit
  • It wicks away and absorbs heat, thanks to the linen's properties
  • It spares your nose (and your guests') because linen retains very little odor.

Long live linen! But not the kind that wrinkles everywhere and scratches you all day long.

To avoid that, we selected long fibers that don't break (certified ELS for "Extra Long Staples"). Then we mixed them with soft and durable Egyptian cotton, also with long fibers.

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Elegance and comfort

Its fitted cut gives you presence, enhancing your silhouette without clinging to you. And since true elegance comes from feeling comfortable in your clothes, the natural stretch of its knit and cotton allows you to move freely.

A beautiful construction (in every stitch)

A well-connected knit at the shoulders is much more pleasant to look at! Our Italian workshop took great care to do just that, re-linking the small loops of the knit one by one.

And to avoid material waste, they knitted the panels directly into their final shape (instead of cutting them from knit fabric strips).