Egyptian Cotton dates back to 1819 when Louis Alexis Jumel, a French textile engineer, persuaded Muhammad Ali Pasha to explore a new cotton variety discovered in Cairo. Jumel initiated small-scale plantations in Matareya. Known as Jumel or Mahò, this cotton quickly gained popularity in Europe, especially in England. In 1827, the introduction of Sea Island Cotton seeds by Muhammad Ali Pasha enhanced its quality. Establishing Egyptian Cotton as the most precious globally.

The image above depicts "La Bourse du Coton d'Alexandrie," a key symbol of this vibrant, cosmopolitan city, which became the heart of the cotton trade. The first cotton sale was recorded here in 1865, and the stock exchange soon represented the city's thriving cotton industry. Cotton traders would gather to submit offers for the finest Giza cotton lint. In the image, blackboards display reports on the official pricing of Giza 1 (Ashmouni) and Giza 7 cotton, from which our prized Giza 45 originates.

Each Giza 87 Cotton shirt is created from fibers handpicked with exceptional care, embodying the art of meticulous selection. This ensures only the most pristine threads are chosen, resulting in a fabric that exudes unparalleled softness and sophistication. Handpicking eliminates any imperfections, allowing the cotton's natural brilliance to shine through. Paired with the Nile Delta’s fertile earth, this shirt is a symbol of luxurious elegance and supreme comfort, setting a new standard in textile excellence.

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