Kiton Dark Teal Pure-Cashmere Herringbone "Cipa 1960" Jacket
Discover the Kiton Dark Teal Pure Cashmere Herringbone Cipa 1960 Jacket, a piece that feels as considered as it looks. Cut from indulgently soft pure cashmere in a deep dark teal, the subtle herringbone weave gives the surface a gentle rhythm rather than overt pattern. The jacket is shaped with low gorge notch lapels and a softly rolling 2.5 button closure, creating that easy Neapolitan line that sits close without feeling restrictive. Patch pockets keep it relaxed, the half lined interior ensures lightness, and the handmade buttonholes offer a quiet nod to the level of care invested in every detail.
The Cipa 1960 line is something of an insider’s secret within Kiton. Named after founder Ciro Paone and the year the house was established, it represents a distilled version of the brand’s philosophy: exceptional fabrics, limited production and an uncompromising amount of handwork. Pieces in this line are crafted from some of the most refined cloths available, often reserved exclusively for this collection. The cashmere used here is selected for its remarkable fineness and length of fibre, which translates into a handle that is both plush and resilient. Construction is notably labour intensive, with lapels hand padded, canvassing carefully shaped and the jacket balanced through meticulous internal work that allows it to drape naturally and move with the wearer rather than against him.
Like all Kiton tailoring, it is made in Italy by artisans who specialise in a single stage of the process, from cutting to finishing. The result is a jacket that feels personal rather than manufactured, with softness in the shoulder and structure exactly where it is needed. It is the kind of piece that does not need to announce itself, confident in the knowledge that those who understand will recognise it instantly. Discover the elaborated sartorial details below.
Discover the Kiton Dark Teal Pure Cashmere Herringbone Cipa 1960 Jacket, a piece that feels as considered as it looks. Cut from indulgently soft pure cashmere in a deep dark teal, the subtle herringbone weave gives the surface a gentle rhythm rather than overt pattern. The jacket is shaped with low gorge notch lapels and a softly rolling 2.5 button closure, creating that easy Neapolitan line that sits close without feeling restrictive. Patch pockets keep it relaxed, the half lined interior ensures lightness, and the handmade buttonholes offer a quiet nod to the level of care invested in every detail.
The Cipa 1960 line is something of an insider’s secret within Kiton. Named after founder Ciro Paone and the year the house was established, it represents a distilled version of the brand’s philosophy: exceptional fabrics, limited production and an uncompromising amount of handwork. Pieces in this line are crafted from some of the most refined cloths available, often reserved exclusively for this collection. The cashmere used here is selected for its remarkable fineness and length of fibre, which translates into a handle that is both plush and resilient. Construction is notably labour intensive, with lapels hand padded, canvassing carefully shaped and the jacket balanced through meticulous internal work that allows it to drape naturally and move with the wearer rather than against him.
Like all Kiton tailoring, it is made in Italy by artisans who specialise in a single stage of the process, from cutting to finishing. The result is a jacket that feels personal rather than manufactured, with softness in the shoulder and structure exactly where it is needed. It is the kind of piece that does not need to announce itself, confident in the knowledge that those who understand will recognise it instantly. Discover the elaborated sartorial details below.
Original: $1,271.36
-65%$1,271.36
$444.98Description
Discover the Kiton Dark Teal Pure Cashmere Herringbone Cipa 1960 Jacket, a piece that feels as considered as it looks. Cut from indulgently soft pure cashmere in a deep dark teal, the subtle herringbone weave gives the surface a gentle rhythm rather than overt pattern. The jacket is shaped with low gorge notch lapels and a softly rolling 2.5 button closure, creating that easy Neapolitan line that sits close without feeling restrictive. Patch pockets keep it relaxed, the half lined interior ensures lightness, and the handmade buttonholes offer a quiet nod to the level of care invested in every detail.
The Cipa 1960 line is something of an insider’s secret within Kiton. Named after founder Ciro Paone and the year the house was established, it represents a distilled version of the brand’s philosophy: exceptional fabrics, limited production and an uncompromising amount of handwork. Pieces in this line are crafted from some of the most refined cloths available, often reserved exclusively for this collection. The cashmere used here is selected for its remarkable fineness and length of fibre, which translates into a handle that is both plush and resilient. Construction is notably labour intensive, with lapels hand padded, canvassing carefully shaped and the jacket balanced through meticulous internal work that allows it to drape naturally and move with the wearer rather than against him.
Like all Kiton tailoring, it is made in Italy by artisans who specialise in a single stage of the process, from cutting to finishing. The result is a jacket that feels personal rather than manufactured, with softness in the shoulder and structure exactly where it is needed. It is the kind of piece that does not need to announce itself, confident in the knowledge that those who understand will recognise it instantly. Discover the elaborated sartorial details below.
