The t-shirt that outperforms every cotton alternative. A knitted merino wool t-shirt in 100% merino. Temperature-regulating, soft against the skin, and structured enough to wear without a layer over it. The merino wool t-shirt that works from a morning meeting to an evening out.
No pilling. No shape loss. Just the kind of fabric that gets better with wear.
Available in Black, Navy Blue and Grey.
Not a basic T-shirt. This is what a T-shirt is supposed to feel like.
Cut with a clean silhouette — straight through the body, structured at the shoulder. 260 gsm heavyweight cotton. Substantial enough to wear alone. Holds its shape wash after wash.
The collar stays flat. The hem sits where it should. Nothing shifts.
Works with a chino or under an overshirt. Sharp without trying.
The polo, reconsidered. An open seagull collar replaces the standard placket, creating a cleaner line from shoulder to chest. Knitted in a linen-cotton blend that softens with wear without losing its structure.
A ribbed long-sleeve henley with button placket. Close fit, clean construction. Wears well on its own or under a coat.
A full-length ribbed construction that runs vertically from collar to hem — adding visual structure and a subtle elongating effect that a standard jersey shirt can't replicate. Five tonal buttons at the Henley placket give you control over the neckline: fully open for a relaxed look, closed for something more considered.
Slim through the chest and shoulders with a slight natural stretch that moves with you. The kind of layering piece that works under a jacket as well as it does on its own. Ribbed cuffs keep the sleeves in place.
The polo in its most considered form. A structured collar and three-button placket give it enough formality to mean something, without demanding more than a pair of tailored trousers.
Knitted in a linen-cotton blend that breathes through summer without losing its shape. Relaxed through the body, clean at the hem.
