Part of M.J. Bale Classics, the Salvatori Jacket is woven in Italy from a luxe wool-silk-linen blend. Cut to our Slim Fit, it features a half-canvas construction and is fully lined.
Woven in Italy from a luxurious trilogy of wool-silk-linen, the Salvatori Jacket combines the breathability and drape of wool, the lustre of silk and the texture and strength of linen. The result is a high-performing garment which, in its rich cherry colour and combined with the Salvatori Trouser, is the extrovert's choice of suit for weddings, events and big-end-of-town business.
Details
Complete the Look
Salvatori Trouser
Slim Fit
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Weaving
This cloth is woven by centuries-old Italian weaver, Vitale Barberis Canonico (VBC). Owned and operated by the 15th-generation of the same family, VBC is situated in Biella, within the Italian Alps, and maintains strict adherence to eco-friendly policies – in particular, water use and the revitalisation of the natural environment.
Using digital verification, VBC ensures each and every stage of the cloth's custody, from farm fibre to textile mill, is 100% traceable. development right from the source.
Performance
Half-Canvas
This jacket is created with a half-canvas, which is a flat ‘skeleton-style’ layer of natural fibres woven together that lies between the inner and outer fabric of the body of the jacket. The half-canvas provides shape and structure, maintaining the jacket’s form through decades, if cared for properly.
Fully Lined
This jacket is fully lined with Cupro Bemberg twill lining, meaning it has a protective layer of fabric running from the top to bottom of the garment. The lining covers the jacket’s interior stitching, while adding structure to the suit.
Soft Shoulders
Much like traditional Neapolitan tailoring, in which excess shoulder padding is stripped out, this jacket features a 'soft shoulder' construction. This benefits men with more athletic shoulders and those in warmer climates (i.e., Australia), making the jacket lighter and a more sympathetic wear in hot/humid conditions.