Irving Jacket in Denim Virgin Wool Silk with Linen
Product Details
The Irving Jacket epitomizes the pinnacle of luxury menswear tailoring, masterfully blending Savile Row precision with Italian artisanal excellence. This single-breasted two-button jacket incorporates traditional construction methods developed exclusively for Gabriela Hearst, creating an investment piece that transcends seasonal trends.
Crafted from an exceptional blend of 49% virgin wool, 30% silk, and 21% linen, this denim-hued jacket offers both structure and breathability. The unique textile composition provides the refined appearance of bespoke tailoring while ensuring comfort throughout extended wear. Made in Italy by master craftsmen who honor generations of sartorial expertise.
Details:
- 49% Virgin Wool, 30% Silk, 21% Linen
- Long Sleeves with buttonholes
- Dual Front Pockets
- Point Lapel
- Made in Italy
Size and Fit: Fits true to size. This jacket follows traditional European sizing (IT 46-54).
Sustainable Materials
- 100% Organic Cotton (Greece). Weaving/Dyeing/Finishing Italy
- Long Sleeves
- Dual Front Pockets
- Point Lapel
- Made in Italy
Cotton is a natural plant fiber that is favored for its softness, breathability and comfort. It grows in warm climates on 6 continents. High quality cotton is easy to care for, due to its ability to withstand washing, detergents and heat.
This textile company was founded in 1992, with a focus on innovation. In 2016, they joined the Greenpeace Detox Project, committing to eliminate harmful substances for environment and human health from their production cycle by 2020. The mill treats and reuses wastewater, and complies with the following certifications:
Better Cotton Initiative (BCI)
Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) for cotton
Ecocert Organic Content Standard (OCS) for cotton
Recycled Blended Claim Standard (RCS)
Recycled Down Standard (RDS)
Zero Discharge of Hazardous Chemicals (ZDHC)
This garment was produced at a family-owned Italian factory. It was initially founded in 1957 as a traditional tailor shop, transitioning to become a factory in 1985. Today it is run by the founder’s daughter and her husband.
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