Cotton corduroy from Vila do Conde, the mill town most of the industry copies. The Lobo cut in a dusty old rose, softer than a true pink and more distinctive than a neutral. Lobo means wolf, part of the mill's naming habit of pulling from Portuguese vocabulary.
An open wale that lands right across the shoulder seasons, with enough texture to carry a plain colour. Cut relaxed through the chest and shoulders, easy to wear open over a tee or buttoned under a knit. It arrives washed soft rather than stiff and rigid, so it drapes from the first wear and the pile only settles further from there.
“Made in Portugal”