
WHY WE CALL THEM...
Sgarzillo
It is a Neapolitan term indicating the cran, the cut that divides the part of the collar folded outward in a blazer.
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Travetto
The stitching that stops the feint of the sleeve or the point where the pence in pants starts.
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Revers
The neck’s lapel on the blazer, its “collar”. It can be symmetric, straight or shawled.
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Pistagna
A stripe of cloth that sustains the shirt's collar. It is designed "a garbo" by artisans, following the necklines.
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Raglan
A wide kind of sleeve, sewn with radial stitchings from the neck base.
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Martingala
A stripe of cloth attached with both ends to the back of a blazer or a coat to tighten the cloth around the navel.





