As part of the “This is not a denim product” project, the 1982 shirt proposes our hybrid fit that can be worn both as a shirt and as an over-shirt
Equipped with two large bellows pockets, taken from the study originated in 1984/85 on the redefinition of the shirt (SHIRTS SPECIFICATIONS)
Manufactured in the fabric that we define “chambray of the future” in which the cotton fiber and the high percentage of linen allow “seasonless” (365 DXY) comfort thanks to the thermoregulatory properties of linen
The most important aspect is the weight of 190 gr/sqm, we have chosen to use a medium weight that allows it to be used both as an over-shirt and as a shirt: the value of the product increases exponentially because you can use it all year round
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