Taschino A

Inspired by the “boat pocket,” the breast pocket typical of Neapolitan tailoring. It has a slightly curved and concave cut at the top hem, forming a “bow” reminiscent of a boat, making it a distinctive and elegant element that pairs well with unstructured jackets, lightening their silhouette. These pockets are challenging to make, with double-stitched interior and exterior seams, and represent a great demonstration of sartorial skill.

Bioacetate: the frame is made of Mazzucchelli M49 bioacetate, 100% recyclable and biodegradable, with no chemical agglomerates to reduce the risk of allergic reactions. Its natural origins are also evident to the touch, with a pleasantly warm and silky feel.

Front: a minimalist design that recalls the shape of the boat pocket, typical of Neapolitan tailoring. In fact, the extremely thin rectangular steel frame – available in three different colors: black, gold, and silver – houses a rectangular acetate eye with rounded corners, making it softer and less rigid, just like the jackets of Neapolitan tailoring. In terms of color, the opaline top interacts with the translucent base in an interesting trompe l’oeil effect that lightens the frame’s perceived weight and gives it a particularly luminous appearance.

Temple: “tie” style, featuring a metal front with a thimble decoration, while the matching acetate tip resembles a tie. The tip features a perforated “o” from the Good’s logo.

The boat-shaped pocket is a hallmark of bespoke tailoring, especially that of Neapolitan tailoring, which combines mastery, sensitivity, and tradition. The craftsmanship requires time and precision: the upper edge is cut concave and raised, creating a shape reminiscent of a ship’s hull. When you sit down, the fabric forms a “cannolo fold” (a sort of roll), a detail that differentiates it from simpler pockets.

• 100% handmade in Italy
• LIMITED EDITION OF 90 PIECES
• Hand-polished Mazzucchelli M49 organic acetate
• Exclusive colours
• All milling, polishing and finishing are carried out by hand in a 60-step process
• Stainless steel frames
• All milling, polishing, and detailing are done by hand through 70 steps