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| Assorted styles by Gianetto - $265-295 |
Showing posts with label Gianetto. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gianetto. Show all posts
3/27/14
NEW ARRIVALS - GIANETTO PORTOFINO
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Gianetto
3/4/14
NEW ARRIVALS - GIANETTO
| Gianetto - $265-295 each |
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Gianetto
12/6/13
REASONS YOU NEED A NEW SHIRT!
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| Shirts from Aglini, Gianetto Portofino, and Corneliani - $295-345 |
- First of all, you need a new shirt.
- Your friends won't have any of these, because they are BB exclusives and we won't sell the same shirt to your buddy!
- Sportshirts are the new dress shirts.
- You've secretly always wanted to wear mustard yellow.
- Italian-made is ALWAYS better than Chinese-made.
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Aglini,
Corneliani,
Gianetto
10/3/13
5/13/13
DESIGNER BIO - GIANETTO PORTOFINO
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| "Denim wash" shirt - $295 |
The line is a family company, started by the mother and father, who still manage the company along with their son and daughter. The father oversees all the business activity, the mother runs the cutting and sewing room, the son creates the collection and is in charge of sales and marketing and the daughter manages administration. In their small factory, there are 8 sewers and 2 cutters for a total of 15 employees.
One of the hallmarks of Gianetto's brand is their "Entirely Made In Italy" concept, which takes Italian fabric and hardware (buttons, snap closures, etc) and creates a fit-intensive product, which is then garment-dyed in a variety of beautiful colors. In addition to their line of shirts at the retail level, they also produce shirts in a "Bespoke" manner, letting a client take existing styles and modifying the fit, collar style, buttons, plackets, pockets, and washes.
Check out this beautiful collection of shirts in store now, including the beautiful "Denim-wash" patterned shirts styled after traditional chambray, but with tiny figures in the fabric and a soft garment wash.
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Gianetto
3/16/13
NOTHING GREEN TO WEAR?
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| Items by (Clockwise from top) John Varvatos, Citizens of Humanity, Agave, Gravati, Transit and Gianetto Portofino |
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Agave,
Citizens of Humanity,
Gianetto,
Gravati,
John Varvatos
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