Conducting in comfort
A concert shirt designed to be worn over other clothing, combining the look of a shirt and a jacket with maximum functionality:
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Extremely lightweight fabric that you can barely feel while wearing
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Water-repellent, preventing sweat marks
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Easy to care for (machine wash, hang up and wear – no ironing required)
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Lightly stretchy fabric for plenty of freedom of movement
The curved button placket and the flared corners at the hem give the shirt the look of a jacket from the front. The back and sleeves are tailored as a shirt to allow maximum freedom for the movements required when conducting.
No button. No noise.
It’s often the little details that make all the difference. The avoidance of background noise caused by your own clothing is a factor that should not be underestimated: squeaky shoes, clinking cufflinks and rattling button plackets – we’ve all been there …
For this reason, cellists and double bassists, in particular, should always opt for a concealed button placket when choosing a concert shirt.
Origami-style cellist’s shirt
Since the sleeves are in particularly prominent view when playing the cello, this design consciously makes them the focal point.
The striking pleating effectively highlights the movements of the arms, reminiscent of the Japanese art of origami.
