Size	IT/EU	Shirt	Pants/Denim
XS	44	36	28-29
S	46	38	30-31
M	48	39	32-33
M	50	40	34-35
L	52	41	36-38
XL	54	42
XXL	56	43
3XL	58	44

Irving Jacket in Electric Navy Sea Island Cotton Corduroy

$3,350

Irving Jacket in Electric Navy Sea Island Cotton Corduroy

$3,350

Product Details

The Irving Jacket in Electric Navy Sea Island Cotton Corduroy is a single-breasted, two-button jacket built on traditional tailoring methods. Its internal canvas, shoulder, and lapel work were developed specifically for Gabriela Hearst, joining bespoke Savile Row lines with Italian atelier construction. The deep electric navy reads almost ink under low light and warms to a richer blue in daylight.

Cut from 100% Sea Island cotton corduroy, a long-staple fiber prized for softness, breathability, and the depth of its pile. The corduroy is woven at a family-run Italian mill founded in 1838, the first in Italy to produce velvet and moleskin, keeping every step of production local and favoring natural washing and dye agents. Tailoring takes place at the family-owned atelier founded in 1957.

Details:

100% Sea Island Cotton Corduroy
Single-breasted
Notch lapel
Made in Italy

Size and Fit: Italian sizing 44 to 58.

Sustainable Materials

This tailored jacket is definitive of the perfect single breasted two button jacket. It fully incorporates the traditional construction methods of the craft of tailoring. The inner working of this style has been realized and developed specifically for Gabriela Hearst. This jacket fuses the look of a bespoke Savile Row tailoring with the mastery of Italian workmanship.

Details:

100% Cotton Sea Island Corduroy

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 mill was first founded in 1838 as a cotton producer and became the first in Italy to produce velvet and moleskin textiles. All steps of production are still done locally today, which helps to reduce carbon emissions that would otherwise come from transportation between industrial processes.

When possible, they try to use natural processes instead of chemical. For example, they only use natural finishing and washing agents to create the desired performance and feel of material. In comparison, conventional finishing byproducts include heavy metals and microplastics that go into environment. Additionally, they have replaced some of the typical chemical or metal elements of dye process with natural ingredients.

They comply with the following standards:

OEKO TEX 100 Standard - Certified
Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) - capable

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.