Italian Wiseguy Collar Shirt “HENREY”

DS-2702 Italian Wiseguy Collar Shirt “HENREY”

100% Cotton

Size 42 is sold out.

I made the shirt worn by the character Henry (Ray Liotta) in the party scene in the movie "Good Fellas."

The film is a Mafia movie directed by Martin Scorsese, and most of the people in the organization are of Italian descent.

Director Scorsese made the Italian characters all wear long point collar shirts to clarify the setting. This also has a strong influence on the whole story.

The main character, Henry, played by Ray Liotta, was a member of the New York Mafia from 1955 to 1980. His father was Irish, but his mother was from Sicily, which is why he wears this collar style within the organization.

The extremely long, sharp and narrow collar, and the tie worn downwards, are characteristic. The boss, Paulie, and his friend, Tommy, are all of Italian descent, so although the fabric and color are different, they all wear the same collar style (Jimmy, played by Robert De Niro, is of Irish descent, so he does not wear this collar style).

This shirt is reproduced as worn by Henry in Dry Bones.

The front placket is supposed to extend all the way to the bottom, but we have intentionally made it shorter to give it a vintage feel.

Also, one thing we couldn't see in the movie was whether the suit had pockets or not. We decided to include pockets for the convenience of the wearer.

Also, while most of the characters symbolically wear double cuffs, Henry is the only one who wears single cuffs. This was probably the director's preference, so he made them single cuffs.

It is supposed to be a refreshing clerical collar shirt, but due to the color scheme and the role, it has taken on a very dangerous vibe.