GOOD'S-TASCHINO C C1

The Taschino C model draws its name from the taschino a barchetta — the breast pocket of the Neapolitan tailored jacket, distinguished by its slightly curved, concave upper edge that forms a subtle "prow" reminiscent of a boat's hull. This detail is a hallmark of Neapolitan sartorial tradition: refined, understated, and technically demanding. Its double-stitched inner and outer seams make it one of the most challenging elements in bespoke tailoring — and one of the most elegant.

Bio-acetate: The frame is crafted in Mazzucchelli M49 bio-acetate — 100% recyclable and biodegradable, free from chemical binders to minimise the risk of allergic reactions. Its natural origin is felt immediately: a warm, silky touch that sets it apart from conventional materials.

Front: The minimalist design reinterprets the barchetta pocket silhouette of Neapolitan tailoring through a dual-geometry lens. An ultra-thin rectangular stainless steel structure — available in three finishes: black, gold, and silver — cradles a double-thickness acetate lens with softly rounded corners on the outside and an oval shape on the inside. Precision milling celebrates this geometric duality and enhances the chromatic choices, while the opaque top layer interacts with the translucent base in a striking trompe-l'œil effect that reduces visual weight and enhances luminosity.

Temples: The "cravatta" (tie) temple features a metal front section with a thimble-shaped decorative detail, while the acetate tip — coordinated with the front — mirrors the shape of a tie. The terminal reproduces the perforated "o" from the Good's logo.

One of the original functions of the jacket breast pocket was to hold the handkerchief — known as the pochette — which began as a practical hygiene accessory before becoming a symbol of refinement and taste. In 18th-century France, the pochette was already a mark of distinction. After his morning toilette, the King would be approached by a courtier bearing a tray of exquisitely crafted handkerchiefs, adorned with fine lace and silk bows at each corner. Depending on his mood and attire, the King would select one and tuck it into his breast pocket, allowing it to cascade elegantly — a gesture that defined an era of sartorial ceremony.

• 100% handmade in Italy
• LIMITED EDITION OF 90 PIECES
• Mazzucchelli M49 bio-acetate, hand-polished
• Exclusive colorways
• All milling, polishing, and finishing carried out by hand across 60 individual steps
• Stainless steel metal structures

• LENS 45 mm

• BRIDGE 23 mm

• TEMPLE 145 mm