Solaro Suit Made In Italy

Half canvas construction Lapel width of 9.5 cm (3.75 inch) Natural shoulders (no padding) "Barchetta" chest pocket Functional buttonholes Patch pockets Unlined Drop 6 Soragna trousers: high-rise with a semi-slim fit, a wide extended waistband with 2 buttons, a single pleat and side adjusters Model is 183 cm and wears size 48 (IT-EU) / 38 (US-UK). All our trousers come with an unfinished hem so you can adjust the length to your preference. We recommend the addition of a 4.5 to 5 cm turn-up. Care instructions: Only true connoisseurs dare the Solaro. Solaro fabric was the first technical fabric created by man. It is the Italo-British doctor Louis Westenra Sambon, specialist in tropical diseases, who in the early twentieth century around 1907 developed this magic beige / khaki armor on the outside, but with a red protective layer inside for the British soldiers. According to the legend, the red frame that runs through the fabric is capable of neutralizing UV rays and dissipating heat. The solaro is historically a British invention, but as today it is associated with Italy, Gianni Agnelli willingly wore it. By capturing the rays of light, the fabric will restore a multitude of colored reflections that will vary depending on the angle from which it is viewed.