The Perfect Men's Shirt

What is the perfect men's shirt? We know that means different things for different men. At Salento Sartoriale it means four things; |
How the Perfect Shirt is Made
We believe the perfect men’s shirt should be about the excellence of the style and tailoring combined with with the luxury and quality of the materials. We don’t believe you should be paying for the hype and exaggerated advertising budgets.
Fabrics
Salento Sartoriale is proud to say that our shirts are created with high quality fabrics from Thomas Masom | Cotonificio Albini Group. This legendary company in existance since 1750 and has milled fabrics for some of the world’s most popular brands.
Fabrics are at the heart of our collection, sourced from the finest mills in London and Italy they are unequaled in quality and craftsmanship. Often the term “Egyptian Cotton” is used to identify quality shirting. The Salento Sartoriale collection uses the best Egyptian cotton. Cultivated in a small area of the Nile delta, thanks to particular climatic conditions and the fertility of the earth, Giza 45 (cotton) represents only 0,4% of the total annual Egyptian production. Truly a precious and unique raw material when processed by one of the oldest shirting mills in the world creates an extremely rare and valuable product. World renown for its beauty, softness and durability the Salento Sartoriale collection is made using the finest materials on earth!


1 - 4-piece split yoke. Cut at the optimum angle for a comfortable fit and flexibility. |
Pattern Matching
All of our shirts have complete pattern matching where patterns are matched and flow from one panel to the next.

Collar Styles
The Salento Sartoriale collection features two types of collar designs.

Moderate Cutaway
The Salento Moderate Cut Away collar is what we consider to be the hallmark of the modern man’s shirt wardrobe. It has the perfect height and subtle swept back shape that makes it the true classic.The cut away collar, with its open style was made to accommodate the width of the Windsor tie knot made popular by Prince George and Edward VIII. The Salento Sartoriale version is perfect for both wide and slim tie knots, and can also be worn unbuttoned for a more casual style.