DESCRIPTION
In 1954, Coco Chanel first used bouclé for a jacket, writing fashion history with the "Little Black Jacket." Thanks to its versatility and special texture, bouclé quickly found its way into men's fashion as well.
The French term "bouclé" means "curl" or "loop" and describes the characteristic irregular appearance created by a special yarn. This consists of several twisted threads that form a curly surface and give the impression of interlocking loops.
With this knitted polo shirt made from a light, soft bouclé cotton blend, TOM RIPLEY highlights the unique texture of the material. The buttonless skipper collar with tipping emphasizes the sophisticated look in a sporty retro style. Knitted, elastic ribbed cuffs at the ends ensure a perfect fit without constricting. The cuff at the bottom hem is slightly wider to enhance the nostalgic charm of the polo shirt. The "French shoulder" is also a feature of the highest knitting craftsmanship.
The embroidery on the chest is a homage to TOM's 1959 film classic ("...forging signatures and spend on almost anyone.")
When choosing trousers, you can hardly go wrong with this versatile garment. Jeans for a casual outfit go just as well as chinos for a more elegant look. Together with shorts or swim shorts, you can create an outfit for your next vacation.
DETAILS
Bouclé – Comfort with dimension and depth.
Extremely soft, resilient, and wrinkle-resistant.
- HANDMADE IN ITALY
- Soft bouclé
- Melange optic
- Buttonless skipper collar with tipping
- French shoulder
- Elastic ribbed cuffs at the ends
- Signature embroidery on the chest
MATERIAL & CARE INSTRUCTIONS
65% combed cotton, 35% polyamide
Hand wash or turn inside out and machine wash on wool cycle at 30° C with similar colors or separately. Shape when damp before drying. Dry flat. Iron on low heat.