Charcoal Grey Linen Sahariana Jacket
$ 410Not in stock
- Product Notes
The 'Sahariana' was the field jacket worn by the Italian Police in Africa during World War Two. This shirt has been handcrafted from 100% linen and, as such, is great in warmer weather. With four patch flap pockets, a spread collar, and six tortoiseshell buttons, wear either as a layer for added depth or as a lightweight jacket in transitional seasons.
For any questions and styling advice, please contact us at: shop@therakemagazine.com.
For any questions and styling advice, please contact us at: shop@therakemagazine.com.
- Size Notes
Salvatore Piccolo
EU
UK
S
38
15
M
39
15.5
L
41
16
XL
42
16.5
- Materials and Care Notes
Made in Italy
100% Linen
- Delivery & returns
Due to the current global situation there might be delays in shipping. Our customer service team are available for any support you may require during this period.
This product is in the UK. It will be dispatched in 1 working day.
We very much hope that you'll enjoy your purchases. Should you need to return an item, we'll happily collect it from your home or office free of charge.
The Story
Salvatore Piccolo's love story with tailoring started at the tender age of 15, when he started working in a shirt factory as a warehouseman. A year passed, and, along with his mother Maria, they opened a small shop. Learning with Maria, a shirtmaking connoisseur herself, their approach to classic Neapolitan apparel soon attracted worldwide recognition and the Salvatore Piccolo brand became globally acclaimed. Traditional British wool and Shetland fabrics are combined with cottons and Japanese denim to create luxurious lightweight fabrics that, alongside the special finishes and vintages motifs, epitomise a Piccolo creation.
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