Regimental silk-cotton tie

Finamore 1925 is a Neapolitan shirtmaking maison founded by Carolina Finamore in the historic center of Naples. From that first workshop, a family tradition was born that spans several generations, keeping the shirt as the core of the project. The Neapolitan tailoring school is recognizable in the softness of the construction and in the role of manual steps: the sleeve gathers, the unlined collar, the buttonholes, the buttons, and other finishes are used to obtain freedom of movement, precision, and a less rigid sensation compared to traditional industrial shirtmaking.

Finamore works with quality cottons, linen, denim, and selected fabrics, building shirts intended both for formal and more everyday use. Among the most representative proposals are Giza cottons, double-twisted poplin, chambray, and treated denim. The maison also develops various lines and fits to adapt collar, volume, and proportions to different ways of wearing the shirt, without losing the artisanal matrix that has defined the brand since 1925.

The Finamore selection on Setaccio is almost entirely dedicated to Made in Italy shirts. There are models in cotton, linen, and cotton-linen blends, with collars like Ustica and lines Napoli, Milano, Tokyo, and Gaeta. Particular importance is given to shirts in Giza 45, double-twisted poplin, chambray, and stone washed denim. The assortment is completed by some silk ties, consistent with the sartorial vocation of the brand and with a formal but not rigid men's wardrobe.

Finamore on Setaccio therefore represents Neapolitan shirtmaking in its most authentic form: construction, fabric, and manual intervention work together to obtain a precise but natural shirt. It is a proposal intended for those who recognize the value of details and seek a product capable of enduring time without losing identity.