Men's Single-Breasted Unlined Green Suit in Slightly Stretchy Cotton
Discover the informal elegance of the men's single-breasted unlined green suit in slightly stretchy cotton, a versatile garment ideal for the spring/summer season. Made with high-quality materials and finished with classic details, this jacket offers comfort and style for every occasion.
Key Features
Composition: slightly stretchy cotton – natural, breathable, and comfortable.
Fit: slim fit – for a modern and tapered silhouette.
Design: single-breasted with 2 buttons and 11 cm peak lapels.
Details: patch pockets, jetted pocket, open sleeve buttonholes with 4 buttons, 2 side vents at the back.
Finish: unlined – for a more relaxed look and greater lightness.
Manufacturing: Made in Italy – guaranteed artisanal quality.
Why Choose Slightly Stretchy Cotton
Slightly stretchy cotton combines the natural breathability of cotton with a slight elastic component, offering greater comfort and freedom of movement. Ideal for warmer days, it maintains an impeccable fit without sacrificing comfort.
Occasions for Use
Summer ceremonies: weddings, baptisms, communions – for an elegant and refined look.
Outdoor events: garden parties, brunches, aperitifs – for a casual-chic style.
Summer office: ideal for a smart-casual work environment.
Leisure time: to pair with chino pants or Bermuda shorts for a relaxed look.
Suggested Pairings
Pants: beige chinos, linen pants, or light denim.
Shirt: in linen or light cotton, neutral or pastel shades.
Shoes: dark leather loafers, espadrilles, or suede derby shoes.
Accessories: matching leather belt, sunglasses, and an elegant watch.
Washing Tips
Washing: preferably at a professional dry cleaner to preserve the garment's structure.
Home alternative: hand wash in cold or lukewarm water with delicate detergents.
Drying: air dry, avoiding direct sun exposure to prevent discoloration.
Ironing: at a low temperature (max 110°C), preferably with steam to maintain the natural softness of the cotton.
Avoid: using bleach and tumble drying.
