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      Garment-dyed jersey: the T-Shirt G.Dyed Jersey Bianco is a Circolo 1901 piece on sale at Pier Paolo Marotta. In our store in Formia we selected this brand for our customers; online the page shows only what can be bought, with no unavailable models. There are no jackets from the brand at the moment. Below the grid: how to read the fabric, what garment-dyed means and how to choose the size of a white jersey T-shirt.

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      What is available from Circolo 1901

      TheT-Shirt G.Dyed Jersey Biancois a garment from the brand available at Pier Paolo Marotta: a men's garment-dyed jersey t-shirt. The page reflects current selection: showing what can be purchased and updating as availability changes.

      How to choose

      The fabric: jersey

      Jersey is a single-knit fabric, smooth on the front with slight stretch. It forms the foundation of the classic t-shirt and is identifiable by touch: a flat surface, without the textured weave of piqué or waffle knit. On a t-shirt like this, yarn, dyeing, and fit are what matter, not decoration.

      Size and measurements

      Before ordering, the most reliable comparison is against a t-shirt that already fits well: measure chest width and length from collar to hem, then select the closest size. Refer to the product specification sheet for composition and available sizes.

      Frequently asked questions

      Circolo 1901 jackets: are any available?

      Not at the moment. Our online selection from the brand includes the T-Shirt G.Dyed Jersey Bianco. For jackets from other brands, check the Men's Jackets category; for items not displayed online, you can contact the Formia store.

      What does garment-dyed mean?

      Color is applied to the t-shirt after it has been sewn (garment-dyed) rather than to the fabric prior to cutting. The model name, G.Dyed, refers to this process. Unlike piece-dyed fabric, the finished garment enters the dye bath complete with its seams.

      Can the T-Shirt G.Dyed Jersey Bianco be worn under a jacket?

      Yes. White serves as a base layer under a shirt, sweater, or jacket; or on its own, paired with jeans or cotton trousers.