motorchang
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Yes, could in fact wear it year round depending on temperature outside and how much time you’d be spending outside. Linen is a visibly seasonal fabric while fresco doesn’t look like a summer-only fabric. It’s just that the open weave lets wind through very easily, so it is not comfortable to wear outside when it’s cold. But if you don’t have to be outside in the winter (or it doesn’t get cold where you live) you could wear fresco year-round.
Generally, yes. There is at least one brand I can think of that had Minnis fresco tailoring in their most recent AW collection.
Minnis - all year
VBC would be 3 seasons for me - I’m not wearing on coldest days.
All depends on where you are. For me, Philadelphia area, the VBC fresco is too light and airy except in mid summer.
Thanks for chiming in. I live in Korea where in summer it gets as hot as over 95 degrees but during winter it can be as cold as under 10 degrees. So while airy and light is much appreciated for summer, a bit of versatility is also in consideration for transitioning seasons as well. Got my flannels for super cold days though.
While I'm still contemplating what to get for spring/summer, here's me milking out some of last chances of wearing turtlenecks for casual Friday at the office. I posted this combination only with a different jacket before. Green roll neck seems to go well with brown tone of the jacket.