Are you ready for something new? Today we present Bolzonella, an Italian artisanal company founded in 1950, which has always maintained an unmistakable and original style. “Bolzonella 1934” is a high-quality shirt, perfect in every detail and full of personality: the main challenge is to start with raw fabric and work it until it becomes unique and recognizable, leaving the interpretation entirely up to the wearer.
Essential elements
There are six essential elements of a Bolzonella shirt.
Collar stays
All shirts are equipped with removable collar stays, in line with a sartorial approach to shirtmaking.
Ergonomic cuff
NGR is the signature ergonomic cuff of the sartorial line, ensuring extreme comfort for the wearer's movements.
Gauntlet
The gauntlet button, positioned lower than on classic shirts, is designed for an informal, casual way of wearing the shirt with the cuffs open.
Wink
A brilliant idea for hanging your glasses, this is a highly attractive and very useful feature.
Yoke
The Bolzonella yoke has a distinct shape, constructed to allow for a broader shoulder silhouette.
Gusset
The gussets at the hem of the shirt serve as reinforcement, but more than that, they were designed to enhance the prestige of the shirt.
Treatments
There are essentially four main treatments:
1) “Used” is a pumice stone wash with localized wear, to enhance the garment by giving three-dimensionality and depth to versatile, modern looks;
2) “Authentic” is a soft wash that, thanks to prolonged abrasion, gives the garment a worn-in look;
3) “Aged” is a multi-stage treatment that offers an even more worn-in, almost “dusty” appearance;
4) “Used Color” is a treatment that allows the garment to shine chromatically through the dyeing process.
Buttons
Made in Italy accessories, the mother-of-pearl buttons are sourced from natural seashells found all over the world.
1) “Goldfish”, buttons inspired by a spiral valve shell from Japan, a thin and wavy shell of golden beige;
2) “Haliotis”, a shell from Mexico with similar characteristics to the previous one, but with a green/blue color featuring incredible shades;
3) “Trocas”, on the other hand, is a particular shell from Indonesia, heavier than the others and very colorful on the outside.
