Luigi Borrelli Grey Brushed Wool, Cotton & Linen Double-Breasted Pinstripe Jacket

Discover the Luigi Borrelli Grey Brushed Wool, Cotton and Linen Double Breasted Pinstripe Jacket from the Luxury Vintage Archivo 1957 collection. The Archivo 1957 designation refers to the year Luigi Borrelli founded the house in Naples, a collection that draws from that founding moment and the aesthetic that surrounded it, the garments conceived as a return to the construction and cloth sensibility that defined Neapolitan tailoring at a specific point in its history. The cloth is a brushed blend of wool, cotton and linen, the three fibres contributing distinct qualities to the construction: the wool providing the body that the brushed finish raises to a soft, slightly napped surface, the cotton adding structure and a dry hand that tempers the wool's softness, and the linen introducing the open weave quality that keeps the blend breathable despite the brushed finish. The ground is steel grey, the tone deep and composed, and the pinstripe runs through it in a light grey so close to the base colour that the stripe reads as a tonal variation rather than a contrast, the pattern subtle enough that it registers as surface complexity rather than as a deliberate design from any normal distance.

The double breasted configuration is built with peak lapels, the wide lapels rolling to the button line with the ease that a brushed cloth at this weight allows, the overall silhouette carrying the relaxed authority of a double breasted jacket conceived without formality as its primary intention. Jetted pockets sit flush against the front, the openings clean and uninterrupted, the absence of flaps keeping the jacket's surface uncluttered. The jacket is entirely unlined, the brushed wool, cotton and linen sitting directly against whatever is worn beneath it, the open construction allowing the cloth to move and breathe without restriction.

Luigi Borrelli built its reputation in Naples on shirts before extending into tailoring with the same standard. The Archivo 1957 collection applies that standard to the house's own founding moment, and the result is a jacket that knows exactly where it comes from.

Composition: 56% Wool / 35% Cotton / 9% Linen

Color: Grey

Pattern: Pin-Stripe

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Fit: Classic

Shoulder to Shoulder: 47,5 cm / 18,7 Inch

Chest: 55 cm / 21,7 Inch

Waist: 52 cm / 20,5 Inch

Center Back (excluding collar): 73,5 cm / 28,9 Inch

Sleeve Length (inseam): 45,5 cm / 17,9 Inch

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The legacy of Luigi Borrelli began in 1957 in Naples, Italy, when Luigi Borrelli followed in the footsteps of his mother, a skilled seamstress, to establish a brand synonymous with the pinnacle of Neapolitan tailoring. Borrelli's commitment to exceptional craftsmanship and the use of premium materials quickly earned the brand a distinguished reputation among discerning clients worldwide. Over the decades, Luigi Borrelli has maintained its dedication to artisanal quality and timeless style, evolving while staying true to its roots in Neapolitan sartorial tradition, cementing its status as a bastion of luxury menswear.

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• Any use beyond indoor fitting may result in a diminished refund

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The jacket appears to be unworn, as the sleeve ends still retain their original X-shaped basting stitches. The buttonholes remain unfinished and the buttons still need to be attached by a tailor.

General Note: While we inspect each item to ensure its quality, please note that minor imperfections may be present due to the preloved nature of the garments. We strive to represent every item accurately, but subtle signs of wear may sometimes go unnoticed. We appreciate your understanding and commitment to sustainable luxury.