A safari-type shirt jacket created by a craftsman who works on cantate shirts. It is extremely difficult to create a beautiful lapel with shirt material, but I think the quality is satisfactory.

As a side note, you can actually see the plush core of the collar, which you couldn't see before. When you touch it, you can see that the back side is smooth, but the front side is slightly brushed. The brushed surface allows the stitches to sink, creating a three-dimensional, soft-textured collar roll.

The thread is made from Egyptian super long cotton GIZA. By spinning the luxuriously gas-fired thread into a double thread, we are able to create a high-quality thread with good coloring, a high-quality luster, and minimal fuzz.

These high-quality threads are woven into the same plain weave broadcloth as dress shirts, and the luxuriously finished saxophone and white shirt fabric is made into a safari jacket shape. The sleeves are purposefully long and there are no cuffs or buttons, so it's stylish to casually roll up the sleeves, and it also exudes a manly sex appeal.