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HENRIK
My ready-to-wear shirts are made in the same way as my custom-made shirts. They are made in a small workshop in the alleys of Naples. At least two steps are done by hand. English seams, Australian mother-of-pearl buttons sewn by hand, and 10 stitches per centimeter are a matter of course. I use only the best fabrics from Italy, either from Lake Como or from the oldest weaving mills in Milan. A shirt that is 100% Made in Italy.
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Buxtehude
Accessories & Fashion
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*Important: Only create a discount code if it will definitely be used. Please treat the discount code confidentially and do not pass it on to third parties. It is not always possible to combine discounts. Further general information can be found on the brand website.
*Important: Only create a discount code if it will definitely be used. Please treat the discount code confidentially and do not pass it on to third parties. It is not always possible to combine discounts. Further general information can be found on the brand website.
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HENRIK - Handmade shirts from Italy
The heart of my work beats in the south—in Naples. In this city, where tailoring is part of everyday life, I found what I was looking for: small workshops where shirts and trousers are not produced, but created. Where no seam is left to chance, where a collar is not simply sewn but rolled, where genuine mother-of-pearl buttons are attached by hand using the Zhampa di Gallina stitch, where every cut is made by hand and every seam and every stitch is carefully considered. A studio where genuine craftsmanship is a matter of course. This is where my shirt collection is created. In close collaboration with experienced craftsmen whose knowledge cannot be found in books. From the cut to the last buttonhole seam – every detail has meaning. Nothing is superfluous.
