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Jataya Shirt in White Sea Island Cotton

$1,430

Jataya Shirt in White Sea Island Cotton

$1,430

Product Details

The Jataya Shirt is a luxury white cotton shirt crafted from the world's finest Sea Island cotton poplin from Barbados. This classic collared button-up chemisier embodies timeless elegance through artisanal Italian craftsmanship and conscious luxury values.

Crafted from 100% Sea Island cotton, renowned as the world's rarest and most precious cotton variety, this sustainable luxury shirt offers unparalleled softness and breathability. The premium poplin weave creates a smooth, refined texture that maintains its structure throughout the day.

Details:

  • 100% Sea Island Cotton from Barbados
  • Button-up
  • Long sleeves
  • Traditional collar design
  • Made in Italy

This designer white shirt represents the pinnacle of conscious craftsmanship, woven by a family-owned Italian mill founded in 1876 and now run by its 5th generation. The mill's commitment to sustainability includes wind power, photovoltaic plants, and hydraulic energy systems, saving 8 million kWh annually.

The Jataya Shirt is produced in a couture artisan workshop founded by two sisters in Parma, Italy, honoring traditional techniques while embracing modern sustainability standards including OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certification and REACH compliance.

This investment piece transcends seasonal trends, offering enduring style that reflects Gabriela Hearst's commitment to slow fashion and purposeful luxury. The exceptional quality of Sea Island cotton ensures this shirt will maintain its pristine appearance and luxurious hand-feel for years to come.

Sustainable Materials

The Jataya Shirt is a classic collared button up chemisier woven in sea island cotton poplin from barbados.



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 group of family-owned Italian mills was founded in 1876, and continues to be run by 5th generation family today. They are committed to improving their manufacturing ethics in environment, transparency and community. In terms of environment, they have begun by implementing better energy sources; they have one wind power plant, three photovoltaic plants, and two hydraulic augers. Together, these forms of green energy save 8 million kWh hours of what would otherwise be from conventional power. They have also replaced all lighting with LED systems, which are the most efficient. Furthering their environmental commitment, they are able to fully trace materials in all of their fabric lines. Finally, they support community through cultural events, academic conferences, and projects with universities.

They adhere to the following compliances:

OEKO TEX Standard 100
Registration, Evaluation, Authorization and Restriction of Chemicals (REACH)
GB 18401, the Chinese national safety technical code for textile products
AZO-Free Dyes


This garment was made in a couture artisan workshop founded by 2 sisters in Parma, Italy.

Sustainability is luxury - it shouldn't be two competing concepts.

– Gabriela Hearst
Sustainability
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