At Giacomo Bacci, the shirt is more than a garment — it is a space where form meets gesture, where rhythm, proportion, and material trace the outline of your day.

 

The approach is precise but never rigid. Each piece is designed in Florence and constructed in-house, one by one. Made-to-measure, shaped by conversation, tailored to real lives — and to how they move.

 

Here, contemporary tailoring means listening. To bodies. To habits.

 

The result is a daily uniform that doesn’t impose. It follows.