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Men's tuxedo navy blue virgin wool Fursac - S3COBY-RC47-30
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Men's navy blue tuxedo Fursac - S3COBY-RC47-30
Men's virgin wool tuxedo Fursac - S3COBY-RC47-30
Men's blue, navy blue virgin wool tuxedo Fursac - S3COBY-RC47-30
Men's navy blue tuxedo Fursac - S3COBY-RC47-30

Navy blue wool tuxedo

1295 CHF
Color Navy blue
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Navy blue wool 2-piece tuxedo with micro design

  • Lined tuxedo
  • Fitted cut
  • Large satin shawl collar
  • Closed buttonhole
  • Pockets
  • Trousers with side band
  • Button and zip fastening, tightening tab
  • Unhemmed trouser bottom
  • matching belt available
  • Tuxedo 100% virgin wool
  • Lining 100% viscose
  • Fabric weaved in Italy
  • Dry clean
  • Model: size 48, 1,89 m tall
  • We recommend you to choose your usual size

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Navy blue wool tuxedo

1295 CHF

Virgin wool

This is what we call fibres that come from the first shearing of a sheep or lamb. They have been neither spun nor felted nor part of any other finished product, and contain no more than 0.3% of impurities.

Super 120’s, 130’s, 150’s…

The grades given by the IWTO (International Wool Textile Organization), known as SUPER 120’s, 130’s or 150’s, denote the fineness of a wool fibre used to weave a fabric. The higher the figure, the finer the fibre. The diameter of every 100’s wool fibre must measure no more than 18.75 microns. The 110’s should be 18.25 microns, the 120’s 17.75 microns… you just have to take away 0.5 microns to know the subsequent diameters.