MJ Exclusive: Blazer "Blue Gunclub" made of pure Wool by Fox Brother's—handcrafted
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The finest British wool from Southwest England meets pure craftsmanship with Neapolitan sprezzatura!
The fabric for this wonderful jacket by Orazio Luciano was created at the Fox Brothers weaving mill in England. It’s a Fox tweed featuring the beautiful “New Oxford Check” pattern and a subtle color palette. The colors—gray and various shades of blue—are skillfully blended and always pair well together. Pair it with a Borriello denim shirt, a knitted tie from Petronius, and wool flannel pants from Rota for the perfect outfit!
Purely handcrafted with Neapolitan sprezzatura!
FEATURES
MJ Exclusive
"Blue Gunclub" Blazer
Material: 100% British wool from Fox Brothers—480 g Fox Tweed
Color: Dark blue, dove blue, gray
Pattern: "Gunclub Check" plaid
3-Button Slider
Tucked-in shirt shoulder "Spalla Camicia"
Flower Bow
Semi-lined construction
Lining details: 100% Bemberg viscose in dark brown
Two patch pockets
Three interior pockets
Double hand-stitching on the lapels and pockets
Two side slits
Horn buttons
Sleeve length: open
Hand-sewn in Naples
ABOUT ORAZIO LUCIANO
The house of Orazio Luciano is the very epitome of modern Neapolitan style. The manufactory is world-renowned for its incredible fit, characterized by a distinctive, generous lapel and the complete absence of shoulder padding. A defining feature is the spalla camicia—a shoulder set with a slight shirring just like a shirt, that creates an immensely soft, rounded silhouette. Combined with a high armhole, this soft construction guarantees unparalleled freedom of movement and a perfect drape. From the initial cut to the final pressing, the tailors in the small workshop invest well over 30 hours of pure handwork into a single jacket or suit. It is the perfect interplay of tradition and that subtle elegance that makes the south of Italy so extraordinary.