Denim, this iconic fabric, finds its roots in France. Its name originates from the phrase "serge de Nîmes," referring to the twill weave produced in the city of Nîmes. Originally a low-cost utility fabric, it is now celebrated for its exceptional durability and ease of care.

The denim used for these shirts is woven from a rare cotton: a 120/2 two-ply yarn used for both the warp and the weft. This construction bestows upon the fabric a remarkable softness combined with outstanding strength.

The weaving and dyeing are carried out in Italy, following processes that respect European environmental standards — a more responsible approach than many competitors.

This fabric is signed by Albiate, a renowned denim specialist and member of the Albini Group, one of the world's finest manufacturers of high-end shirting fabrics.