Portuguese Flannel
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Textile craftsmanship from Guimarães behind Portuguese Flannel
Portuguese Flannel is produced in Portugal's traditional textile capital, Guimarães. Behind the family-run brand are brothers António and Manuel Magalhães, who draw on generations of experience in clothing production. The work is defined by a respect for the process, which gives the shirts a noticeable weight and quality. Although the roots are firmly anchored in Southern Europe, a Portuguese Flannel shirt fits quite naturally into everyday life in Copenhagen. At Kyoto, we appreciate exactly this encounter, where uncomplicated craftsmanship serves as a solid base.
Flannel shirts for the Nordic weather
The selection offers classic silhouettes and distinctive details. You will find models such as Embroidery Flowers, Spring Embroidery, Branch Embroidery, and Alvor, which showcase the brand's work with texture and embroidery. These are shirts made to be worn season after season.
A classic flannel shirt for men is an easy and practical part of everyday life, just as the collection's cuts and details generally appeal broadly to both men and women. In the changeable Nordic weather, the materials are ideal for layering. You can leave the shirt open over a t-shirt on milder days, or button it up under a thicker coat when the cold hits. This provides a calm look that is easy to combine with the clothes you already own.
FAQ
Q: What is the fit like for clothing from Portuguese Flannel?
A: The vast majority of models have a classic regular fit. They are designed to drape naturally and allow room for movement, which also makes them easy to wear open over a t-shirt. We generally recommend that you choose your normal size.
Q: How should I wash my Portuguese Flannel shirt?
A: To protect the fibers in the fabric, we recommend washing the shirt at a maximum of 30 degrees. Avoid using a tumble dryer. Instead, hang the shirt to dry on a hanger to best preserve the shape and material.
Q: How do the shirts work in a layered wardrobe?
A: The shirts are very suitable for layering. The materials ensure they drape heavily and nicely, even when worn open over a t-shirt. They function as a warm middle layer under a jacket in the winter or as a light jacket during the transitional months.