Seraphim

The Henley shirt , also known as a Henley shirt in English, is a piece of clothing characterized by a round neckline with a short front placket, usually consisting of three buttons. Originally derived from 19th-century men's underwear, this shirt has become a versatile element in the contemporary wardrobe.

Main features:

• Design: Round neckline with a short front button placket.
• Materials: Made from cotton, wool or blended fabrics, available in short or long sleeve versions.
• Fit: Offers a casual yet refined look, ideal for wearing alone or as a layer under jackets and sweaters.

Origin of the name: In Italy, the term "Serafino" for this shirt is attributed to the 1968 film "Serafino" directed by Pietro Germi, starring Adriano Celentano, in which the main character frequently wore this type of shirt.