Corduroy at its best is not a fabric that whispers. It has texture, presence, warmth, and this jacket understands all of that and builds on it.
Cut from a substantial sand beige corduroy with a wide rib that catches the light differently at every angle, the raglan sleeve construction gives the jacket its particular ease, no seam at the shoulder, just a clean continuous line from collar to cuff that allows the arm to move with complete freedom while keeping the silhouette composed and intentional.
The high collar frames the neck with quiet authority, structured enough to stand on its own, soft enough to wear without a second thought. The chest patch pocket in pill shape is the kind of detail that arrives without explanation and changes the whole reading of the front.
The double brass zip is the piece's defining gesture. Aged, warm-toned, heavy to the touch, it runs the full length of the jacket and can be worked from either end, a detail that is both functional and unmistakably considered. The kind of hardware that reminds you that not all zips are the same, and that the right one changes everything.
Versatile in the truest sense, it layers over a shirt, over a knit, under nothing at all, and reads correctly every time.
Tailored in Italy, Naples.
