Canali

Canali fits slightly small. Take your usual Italian size (EU 50 ≈ US 40) but consider going up one if you have an athletic chest or broad shoulders, or if you are used to a fuller American cut. Shoppers generally find Canali cut on the trim side of true to size — a soft-shouldered Italian silhouette that fits most men at their normal tailored size but feels snug in the chest, waist and seat for anyone coming from roomier American or British labels.

Shoppers generally find Canali cut on the trim side of true to size — a soft-shouldered Italian silhouette that fits most men at their normal tailored size but feels snug in the chest, waist and seat for anyone coming from roomier American or British labels. Overall shape: trim Italian cut with a soft shoulder and gently suppressed waist; less roomy than American or British tailoring but not aggressively skinny.

Canali jackets fits slightly small. Order your usual tailored size and budget for alterations, but size up if you are muscular through the chest or plan to wear heavier knitwear underneath. Shape: soft-construction Italian blazer shape with light shoulder padding, a defined waist and clean chest; the unstructured Kei line reads even softer and closer to the body.

Canali shirts & overshirts fits slightly small. Go up a collar size if you prefer a looser body or want room to layer, as the cut is noticeably trimmer than most US dress shirts. Shape: tapered Italian body with a shaped waist and a fairly high armhole; sizing given in collar centimetres.

Canali t-shirts & graphic tees fits slightly small. Size up one if you want a relaxed drape, since the Italian knit sizing is cut fairly narrow. Shape: neat, close-to-body knit or jersey cut rather than boxy streetwear proportions.