SHIRT IN FLANNELETTE Wool Prince of Wales Total By Hand - CAM 800-23

Explore the essence of sophistication with our exclusive Flannelette Shirt, an authentic Total by Hand sartorial masterpiece from the Fralbo Luxe Collection. Crafted with 95% cotton and 5% wool, this shirt offers the perfect balance of comfort and warmth.
The Prince of Wales pattern, with its classic subtle checkered weave, adds a touch of timeless elegance and style. Completely sewn by hand following the sartorial tradition, this shirt represents the pinnacle of craftsmanship, providing a tailored fit and uncompromising quality.
Choose Fralbo's Flannelette Shirt to embrace sophistication and timeless beauty. Total by Hand, this shirt stands out for its extraordinary comfort and the classic design of the Prince of Wales pattern, making it a distinctive piece for any occasion.
What is Flannelette?Flannelette is a lightweight and soft fabric, often used for the production of clothing, especially for garments intended for cooler climates. It is distinguished by its soft and gentle texture on the skin. This fabric is similar to flannel but lighter. Here are some key features of flannelette:
Composition: Flannelette is often made with a blend of cotton fibers and sometimes contains a small percentage of wool. The combination of cotton and wool gives the fabric comfort, softness, and a slightly warm touch.
Light Weave: Unlike heavier flannel, flannelette has a lighter weave. This makes it suitable for clothing that provides comfort without adding excessive warmth.
Ultra-Soft: Flannelette is known for its soft feel on the skin, making it pleasant to wear, especially during cooler seasons.
Versatility: It is used for the production of shirts, pajamas, nightshirts, and other comfortable garments. Its versatility makes it suitable for a variety of casual styles and looks.
Designs and Patterns: Flannelette can be found in various designs and patterns, including checkered motifs, pied de poule, or simple solid colors.
What is the Prince of Wales Pattern:
The "Prince of Wales" pattern is a highly refined and distinctive type of checkered pattern named after the then Prince of Wales, Edward VIII, who later became King Edward VIII. This pattern became particularly associated with him.
Distinctive features of the Prince of Wales pattern:
Subtle Checks: The Prince of Wales pattern is composed of subtle checks forming a chessboard-like design. These checks are often created with thin lines of contrasting colors, such as gray, black, white, and sometimes with accents of other colors.
Distinct Weave: The pattern's weave is sophisticated and offers a distinctive appearance. The combination of thin lines creates a complex and interesting design.
Classic Elegance: This pattern is traditionally associated with elegant men's clothing, especially jackets and suits. However, over time, it has also been adopted in women's garments and in home furnishing fabrics.