Adolfo Gray Sport Coat with Herringbone Pattern and Classic Style

This sport coat features a medium to dark gray color with a subtle herringbone pattern, adding a touch of elegance to any outfit. The classic single-breasted design with notched lapels ensures a timeless look, while the wool blend fabric provides comfort and durability. Adolfo is a luxury fashion brand founded by Adolfo Sardina, a Cuban-born designer who became widely recognized for his elegant, high-fashion designs in the 1960s and beyond. His brand, called Adolfo, became synonymous with sophisticated womenswear, menswear, and accessories. Adolfo Sardina was born in Cuba in 1933 and moved to New York to pursue a career in fashion. He started as a milliner (hat designer) and worked with the legendary Balenciaga before launching his label. Rise to Fame (1960s–1980s) In the 1960s, Adolfo gained attention for his couture-quality women’s suits, dresses, and hats. By the 1970s, he expanded into menswear, focusing on tailored suits, blazers, and formalwear. Adolfo's designs were often compared to Chanel, and he created high-end, ready-to-wear suits for sophisticated clients, including socialites and celebrities. His clientele included Nancy Reagan, who frequently wore his signature skirt suits. Adolfo for Men Adolfo's menswear line became especially popular in the 1970s and 1980s, featuring classic blazers, velvet smoking jackets, and luxury knitwear. He also designed Adolfo II, a more affordable menswear line sold in department stores.