Description

ART. FERDY V. OVERCCHECK BLUE / TOBACCO

100% SUPER 140s WOOL

€  100 75 /MT – SINGLE CUT MT 1,60

GSM 280 – W 150 CM

Worsted Super 140 Luxury Blend – Bright Blue & Windowpane Tobacco (Exclusive Cut 1.60 m)

The Fabric

The perfect blend of Italian manufacturing excellence and the purest sensory luxury. This fabric is crafted from the finest worsted wools with a microscopic diameter (Super 140), a characteristic that gives the fiber an incredibly soft hand and a natural silky sheen, caressing the touch with the delicacy of cashmere. With its ideal weight of 280 grams, it represents the quintessential “four-season” fabric: fluid, agile, and with an impeccable drape that follows the body’s every movement.

The color scheme and design express contemporary elegance and a strong personality. The background is a brilliant, deep, and luminous blue that comes to life in the light. This base develops into a refined windowpane design: a discreet geometry defined by the interweaving of tobacco-colored lines and tone-on-tone threads. An extraordinarily classy warm-cold contrast, designed for the gentleman seeking a unique piece that stands out with absolute discretion.

Note: This fabric is available in a limited archive batch, offered in the exclusive 1.60 meter tailored cut, the ideal length for a haute couture jacket or trousers.

Unique Features

Super 140 Gauge: An extremely selected elite fiber for a smooth, rough, and pleasantly silky surface.
Fluid and Soft Hand: An exceptional softness combined with a natural elasticity that resists creases superbly.
Windowpane Geometry: The contrast between bright blue and tobacco creates a sophisticated, three-dimensional visual depth.
Hand Effect: Extremely soft, silky, flowing, and agile.
Recommended Use: Single-breasted tailored jackets, high-end blazers, or tailored trousers.

To preserve the precious structure of Super 140 fiber over time:

Washing: Dry cleaning should only be done by professional cleaners. Do not bleach.
Drying: Avoid tumble drying. Dry the garment on a shaped hanger in a well-ventilated, shaded area.
Ironing: Iron at low/medium temperature (maximum 110°C-130°C), always placing a cotton cloth between the iron and the garment to protect the wool’s silky finish.
Regeneration: Being a living fiber, Super 140 wool regenerates itself. Let the jacket rest on a hanger outside the closet for 24 hours after use: its natural elasticity will eliminate creases.