STRIPED SHIRT 100% EGYPTIAN COTTON 140/2 TOTAL BY HAND - CAM 719-23

High Neapolitan tailoring shirt in Medium Stripes by Fralbo, crafted with the prestigious 100% Egyptian Cotton. The CAM 719-23 model, part of the renowned Fralbo Luxe Collection, showcases a design of white and green stripes in a vibrant cyan green shade.
 
The fine and lightweight texture of the 140/2 Egyptian cotton fabric, with 140 threads per square inch, provides unparalleled comfort. Each stitch is masterfully handcrafted through the Total by Hand process, embodying the craftsmanship commitment behind every detail.
Choose Fralbo's Tailored Shirt to embrace the perfection of Neapolitan tailoring and enjoy the uniqueness of the vibrant green that adds a distinctive touch to your style.
 
What does 140/2 mean: 
The number 140/2, in reference to Egyptian cotton and the weaving world, indicates the thread count and the number of single threads used to weave the fabric.
In the specific case of "140/2" on an Egyptian cotton shirt, it involves two elements:
 
Thread Count: The number "140" represents the thread count, i.e., the number of threads per square inch of fabric. In this context, it indicates the fineness of the fabric. A higher number indicates a finer and usually more luxurious fabric.
Number of Plies: The number "2" indicates the number of threads used. Thus, it is a two-ply fabric, meaning that two thin threads are twisted together to form a thicker thread. This can provide the fabric with greater strength and durability.
In summary, a shirt with "140/2" specifications made with Egyptian cotton indicates a high-quality fabric with a fineness of 140 threads per square inch and made with double threads (2-ply), adding robustness and structure to the fabric. This type of fabric is often associated with high-end shirts, offering comfort, softness, and a luxurious feel on the skin.