Ntex Texan Corduroy Shirt

Fortela Made in Italy Texan Shirt , inspired by the Western tradition and the Western archetype of the frontier cowboy, is the perfect mix of artisanal manufacturing and the grunge charm of the great 19th century American West.

Produced entirely in Italy, it is made of corduroy, corduroy.

With its semi-slim fit, it acts like a second skin, highlighting the sinuosity of the figure. The low armholes contribute to the garment's exceptional fit, which follows the wearer's movements without constraints.

Western yokes are the detail that makes the difference. Extra layers of single-stitch V-shaped fabric are sewn into the back of the shirt, at the shoulders, and into the left and right front, above the double pockets, to make the garment more durable and the design more refined.

The collar is small and pointed, while the cuffs are square and feature a classic three-button closure, in three different colors, on the left sleeve. Made of genuine horn, the snaps also embellish the pocket flaps and front closure, defining the Texan Shirt more than any other element.

The orange Fortela stitching, sewn at the bottom left, near the back hem, testifies to the garment's identity, giving it great value and demonstrating that it was created to be worn and lived in for a long time.

It has a charm that seems never to fade, thanks to its ability to adapt to change and to condense within itself a thousand different souls, elevating itself to a cultural icon of the collective imagination that outlives the generations.

The Fortela Made in Italy Texan Shirt combines the rugged machismo of the American cowboy with the elegance of artisanal shirtmaking: wearing it means reliving an era that marked history and conveying pride in yourself and your body.

Born as a work garment in the wake of the success of blue jeans, it is a symbol of strength, sacrifice and dedication, certainly, but also of freedom and nonconformism.

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