Product Description
Discover the sophisticated elegance of the navy blue double-breasted men's jacket, crafted from exquisite Super 130's fresh wool by Vitale Barberis Canonico. This double-breasted model features a 4-button closure, a wide 12 cm lapel, and jetted pockets. It is unlined (semi-lined interior), designed to ensure lightness and contemporary style.
Technical Specifications
Fabric: 100% Super 130's Fresh Wool by Vitale Barberis Canonico
Type: Double-breasted with 4 buttons and 12cm wide lapel
Pockets: Jetted pockets and breast pocket for an essential and refined design
Fit: Slim Fit, for a modern and tailored silhouette
Construction: Semi-lined interior, with two side vents at the back and open sleeve buttonholes with 4 buttons
Made in Italy: crafted with Italian artisanal care
Season: Suitable for both spring/summer and winter
Fabric Value
Fresh wool is a lightweight, granular, wrinkle-resistant, and highly breathable fabric, perfect for spring or summer jackets. The Super130’s label indicates a premium finish, with combed yarns that guarantee softness and durability.
Vitale Barberis Canonico is a historic Italian wool mill, founded in the 20th century in Biella, renowned internationally for the excellence of its fabrics.
Ideal Occasions
Perfect for formal occasions, ceremonies, evening events: paired with coordinated trousers and an elegant shirt.
Ideal for business: worn with a shirt and tie for a sophisticated look.
Refined smart casual: paired with chinos or dark jeans for a modern and balanced outfit.
Style Tips
Classic Look: navy blue or charcoal grey slim trousers, white shirt, and black Oxford shoes.
Smart Casual: beige or khaki chinos, light linen shirt, and suede loafers.
Evening Elegance: silk or satin shirt, tone-on-tone pocket square, and patent leather shoes.
Washing Instructions
To preserve the quality and fit of the garment:
Preferably cleaned by a specialized dry cleaner, recommended for delicate wool fabrics.
Alternatively, gentle hand wash in cold or lukewarm water.
- Avoid bleach, high temperatures, and intense spin drying.
As textile stylists suggest: "immerse the garment, rub only the armpit and collar area, squeeze by wrapping in a towel, and dry horizontally to preserve the shape" (a common practice among tailoring enthusiasts).