A heavyweight button-up, garment dyed, boxy and beautiful. The Acottontwill is 350gsm of cotton goodness, spun and woven in Italy by Albini. The Boxford cut walks the line between shirt and overshirt but at this weight, overshirt is the way. Features an inside/outside double chest pocket and dyed to match buttons. Bulk buy eligible.
XSSMLXLXXL
$175
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Fabric Story

Sometimes we just don’t know what draws us towards certain fabrics. This is simple cotton twill from Albini’s Albiate subdivision but there is something that drew it to us immediately. At 350gsm it’s much heavier than traditional shirting fabrics (especially those made in Italy!) And it’s designed explicitly for garment dyeing. And wow does it garment dye, sucking in tons of color that is accented strongly by the prominent valleys in the twill. Simple, hardwearing cotton goodness, ain’t no more to it.

  • Fiber Content

    100%Cotton

  • Fabric Weight

    350GSM

  • Fabric Origin

    Woven in Italy

  • Cut

    Loose cut

  • Shrinkage

    Garment dyed, expect minimal or no shrinkage

Size Chart

in Inches | Measured Flat

SizeXSSMLXLXXL
Shoulder18.7519.2519.7520.2520.7521.25
Chest232425262728
Front Length29.2529.87530.531.12531.7532.375
Sleeve Length3434.53535.53636.5
Elijah is 6'2", 155 lbs and wears size M in GD Olive Territory. Worn with Molecular Deux.
Thai is 6'4", 217 lbs and wears size XL in GD Black. Worn with Nylistic Paragliders.
Omar is 6'3", 170 lbs and wears size XL in GD That Coral.

  • Made in

    Portugal

  • Product Weight

    590G(size M)

  • Hardware

    Custom Italian Mombasa poly buttons

  • Pockets

    Inside/outside double chest pocket on wearer’s left

  • Construction Details

    Rear box pleat

  • Style Number

    S264-i2

Revision History

  • March 2022:

    Experiment 301 - Acottontwill Boxford launched


  • April 2023:
    • Renamed to Acottontwill Boxford
    • Production moved to Portugal

  • Washing

    Machine wash warm with like colors only

  • Drying

    Tumble dry low

Photos by Jon-Paul Rodriguez

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