WOMEN'S
Emanuel Berg
Fine cotton behaves differently from ordinary cotton, and that difference is the whole argument for a shirt like this. Emanuel Berg has bought its cloth from Italian mills since 1989 — Albini, Thomas Mason and Canclini among them — and has cut and sewn in Europe throughout, so a collar keeps its line, a cuff holds its shape and the cloth softens with washing instead of wearing thin.
Shirting sits at the centre of it, in poplins and twills that press crisply and linens that are meant to crease, with knitwear, polos and light layering pieces built around them. The construction is deliberately quiet: branding kept restrained, plackets and seams finished to lie flat, and buttons chosen to suit the cloth. It is a wardrobe designed to be worn plainly and repeatedly rather than noticed once.
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