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Cricket in Cotone Blu, Bottega DalmutCricket in Cotone Blu, Bottega Dalmut, foto 2
Cricket Jumper in Blue Cotton Sale price€340,00 EUR
Cricket T-shirt in Cotone Blu, Bottega DalmutCricket T-shirt in Cotone Blu, Bottega Dalmut, foto 2
Cricket T-Shirt in Blue Cotton Sale price€300,00 EUR
Cricket in Lana Panna Dalmut, Bottega DalmutCricket in Lana Panna Dalmut, Bottega Dalmut, foto 2
Cricket Jumper in Cream Dalmut Wool Sale price€310,00 EUR
Cricket in Lana Grigio Dalmut, Bottega DalmutCricket in Lana Grigio Dalmut, Bottega Dalmut, foto 2
Cricket Jumper in Grey Dalmut Wool Sale price€310,00 EUR
Gilet MP Board Denim in cotone, Bottega DalmutGilet MP Board Denim in cotone, Bottega Dalmut, foto 2
Reversible Board Vest in Denim Sale price€280,00 EUR
Cricket in Cotone Panna Celeste/Rosa, Bottega DalmutCricket in Cotone Panna Celeste/Rosa, Bottega Dalmut, foto 2
Gilet MP Board Beige in cotone, Bottega DalmutGilet MP Board Beige in cotone, Bottega Dalmut, foto 2
Board Gilet in Beige Sale price€280,00 EUR

Men's waistcoats

The third piece. It adds warmth where it is needed, on the torso, and leaves the arms free.

Shapes

Single breasted with five buttons: the three piece suit shape, worn with a jacket in the same cloth.

Knitted: worn under a jacket in place of a jumper, with no bulk on the sleeve.

A waistcoat is always buttoned leaving the last button open.

Cloth

Wool and herringbone for the three piece. Denim and cotton for the informal register.

Cashmere and wool knits for the versions worn under a jacket.

Frequently asked questions

Should the last button be left open?

Yes. It is a century-old convention, and it also leaves room to move when you sit.

Can it be worn without a jacket?

In the informal register yes, over a shirt. With a three piece no: the waistcoat belongs to the suit.

Which size should I choose?

S/46, M/48, L/50, XL/52. A waistcoat should be close: if it gapes at the front when you sit, it is too tight.

Can it be made to measure?

Yes, including to match a suit. It starts with choosing the cloth.