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Ivory Loro Piana Silk Jacket

Ivory Loro Piana Silk Jacket

Double-breasted jacket in Loro Piana silk, worn with dark trousers

Regular price $2,500.00 USD
Regular price Sale price $2,500.00 USD
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Length and sleeves are cut for 180 cm. Tell us your height and we adjust them.

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Two ways to order

  • Monogram
  • Worldwide shipping
  • Fitting at the Lisbon atelier

Not the right fit? Take it to a tailor near you and we refund up to €100 of the alteration, within 30 days. How it works

Made by hand in Portugal

  • Full canvas. A horsehair and cotton canvas is stitched by hand between the cloth and the lining, never glued. The jacket keeps its shape and, with wear, takes the shape of your chest and shoulders.
  • Cut and sewn for you after you order, at our own workshop in Serra da Estrela, Portugal. The canvas and the finishing are done by hand.

An ivory jacket in Loro Piana silk, worn at weddings and summer evenings with dark trousers.

Made to order. Choose your size and we cut and sew it for you at our workshop in Portugal; it is ready in 4 weeks and ships free worldwide, reaching you in about 5 weeks in Portugal, the EU and the US, and in 5–7 weeks elsewhere. Your monogram is included in the price. If you would rather be measured, book a fitting at Avenida da Liberdade 110 in Lisbon and we make it to your measurements.

  • 100% silk, Loro Piana
  • Made in Portugal
  • Sizes 46 to 56
  • Free shipping worldwide
The Full Story — Cloth, Cut & When to Wear It

One hundred per cent Loro Piana silk, double-breasted, peak lapels. Silk in a jacket does something no wool does: it holds a colour with depth in daylight and reflects almost nothing under a flash, which is why it photographs well at four in the afternoon in the Alentejo and again at ten in the evening.

Ivory rather than white. White reads as a shirt at close range and as a gap in a photograph at distance; ivory holds its shape against skin, against a white shirt and against the bride's dress without competing with any of them.

Double-breasted, six buttons, two of them fastening. The double-breasted front gives a waist to a man who has none, and it removes the question of what to do about a cummerbund, which is one decision fewer on a day that already has too many.

This is the jacket for the second half of a Portuguese wedding: the dinner, the toasts, the part that runs past midnight. For the church and the daylight ceremony, a three-piece in a mid-weight wool is the more sensible answer, and both are cut here.

More on the jacket: Dressing for a summer wedding in Portugal · The groom's suit, day and evening

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