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Evolutionary 70s fashion.

The MAGGIA polo shirt with a cute retro logo, the brand was originally produced in the 1970s and has been reworked in modern sizes, using high-quality Indian cotton for a soft and comfortable feel. The fabric is sourced from a long-established Italian fabric manufacturer and is made using the latest technology, with a modern focus on a smooth feel and gloss. The design is based on designs from the 70s, but with good colour and elegance, making it fashion wear that can be enjoyed as everyday wear.

The pursuit of innovative technology and sustainability

A casually stylish piece without being too branded, with two buttons that can be fastened for a neat look or unbuttoned for a more casual feel. The hem and sleeves are not too long, and the hem has a slit for ease of movement. The wrinkle-resistant material is also convenient for travelling, business trips and taking a change of clothes with you when you go out. The polo shirt is also breathable and does not stick to the skin when sweating, so it can be worn comfortably even in summer when humidity is a concern. This polo shirt is perfect for summer, when you want to wear bright colours. Polo shirts are a traditional summer staple that can be worn with linen trousers or cotton skirts for a feminine look, or with chino trousers or other resilient material bottoms for a fresh look. The unisex polo shirt should be a size S for women who normally choose a size S or M, and a size M for smaller men.

The pursuit of innovative technology and sustainability

Driven by the creation of innovative and unique fabrics, MAGGIA takes a fusion of tradition and innovation in its approach to sportswear production. In production, the company focuses on the selection of materials and the use of high-quality materials to ensure reliable quality. The company also focuses on sustainable production and pursues environmentally friendly manufacturing processes.

200 years of history

Founded in 1780 in Biella, Italy, MAGGIA has a long history as a textile manufacturer, starting with wool. While respecting the traditions of the Piedmont region, the manufacturer has developed its wool processing technology and provided it to sportswear, entering the sports business in the 1970s and making a name for itself as one of the four major Italian tennis brands and still today, as a manufacturer of high-quality jersey and knit fabrics. It is a long-established company trusted by famous brands around the world.