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The cloth is chosen before the shirt is drawn. Emanuel Berg has worked that way since 1989, sourcing from Italian mills — Albini, Thomas Mason and Canclini among them — and then cutting and sewing in Europe, so the hand of the fabric rather than the label inside the collar is what a wearer notices first and keeps noticing.
Shirting is the core and everything else grows out of it: knitwear, polos and tees, shirt jackets and blazers, and heavier layers for cold weather. Construction follows a shirtmaker's priorities, with the collar and cuff doing the visible work and plackets and seams kept clean enough to disappear under a jacket. Cotton dominates the year round, linen arrives for the warm months and wool blends take over once it turns cold, and the finishing is consistent enough that pieces from different seasons still read as one wardrobe.
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