The Itinerary — 014-R
A crewneck, briefed as if it were a port of call.
Issue No.014-R / SS26
DirectivePlease Forward My Mail to the Riviera
PortsMonaco · Cap Ferrat · St Tropez
Weight540 g/m² · Heavyweight
MillBiella, Piedmont
AssemblyPorto, Portugal
Composition100% long-staple Supima
EmbroideryBack-block · chain-stitched in cream / navy
InsigniaHouse wings, lower-back
07:20Wheels up — LBGPulled over a white tee on the way to the jet. The forest reads black until the sun catches it.
09:55Touchdown — NiceRoomy enough that customs won’t ask twice. Cream embroidery sits flat after the first wash.
11:10Transfer — Monaco heliportWorn open with the sleeves pushed. Reads as casual; photographs as expensive.
15:40Tender to the boat — Cap FerratCotton holds the sea spray without going limp. Wear it over a swimsuit.
22:30Drinks — St TropezAcceptable on the terrace at La Vague d’Or. Gets better by the third wear.
House Note — On This Piece
The point of a great crewneck is that it photographs better than it cost you.
This one is the house’s opening statement. We took our heaviest cotton, brushed it twice, and put the directive directly on the back: Please Forward My Mail to the Riviera. Three ports, in order — Monaco, Cap Ferrat, St Tropez — chain-stitched in cream on forest, or navy on ecru.
The fit is engineered for the boat and the terrace, in that order. Roomy across the shoulder. Tapered at the cuff so the sleeve does not roll up when you’re holding a glass. The neck is ribbed twice over so it sits properly after twenty crossings between cabin and deck.
We make a single run a season. When it’s gone, it re-enters circulation the following spring — or it doesn’t. Request access to receive word.