Cotton Pfoad with shirt collar

With minor variations, the Pfoad remains to this day a fixed part of many regional forms of Tracht. The Gössl Pfoad adds further unmistakable marks to this prototype, with a guarantee of authenticity. The slip-on shirt is never buttoned all the way down the chest; the button placket ends in an unmistakable characteristic: the five-cornered Riegerl, embroidered on request with the monogram of its admirer. The one-time workshop Pfoad today does justice to every occasion and cuts a first-class figure in the urban jungle between coffee house, tram and gallery visit - and certainly also on the executive floor. On the inner side of the collar, the traditional Lampasse band catches the eye. The buttons are mother-of-pearl.