The article - L'articolo A humble, well-educated, elegant and passionate person. This and more is Mario dell’Oglio, fourth generation leading the family-run boutique. After a short expericence as an Economics teacher at Palerm Keep reading
The article - L'articoloThe guys at Natural Gentleman sell online made-to-measure and Keep reading
More photos - Altre fotoSartoria Giuliva blazer (Drapers fabric, wool/silk, linen) // Chiaia-Napoli tie // Life sunglasses (buy here) // Christian Kimber pocket square (buy here)// Santillo bespoke vest in the making // Fabio Sodano trous Keep reading
I meet Master Luigi Dal Cuore in his new sartoria of Via Caracciolo 17, Naples. A breathtaking view of the sea from his windows makes my stay even more enjoyable, between fabrics and twentytwo employees. Here both jackets and trousers are m Keep reading
A Milanese sartoria hailing from Napoli. Father and son are tailors. Upon graduation, Gianfrancesco Musella-Dembech, Francesco’s son, who started working in the workshop when he was 11, deci Keep reading
The article - L'articolo“Here we transform natural materials in items for the everyday life” – says Mauro Lorenzi. Cedes is a family-run business established in 2009 by Mauro and his lady Manuela Casati. Mauro’s father has been c Keep reading
The article - L'articoloThe Armoury was founded in Hong Kong in 2010 by Mark Cho, Ethan Newton and Alan See, three friends bounded by a mutual passion for classic menswear attire. This is not the umpteenth multibrand shop s Keep reading
Dudes! With profound delight I can finally inform you that The Rake magazine - the modern voice of classic elegance - at page 46 of the Issue 33 has featured me in an article focused on my "prized personal possessions and sartorial flourish Keep reading
The Article - L'articoloTwentyfive years old and an innate business flair. Federico Signorelli, founder of Olmaia, one year ago gathers friends and relatives to invest in a structured project. “One year lat Keep reading
The Article - L'articoloThe whole first floor of a building in Via Farebenefratelli, Milan. Almost thirty employees, 70% is the percentage of foreign customers. It’s A. Caraceni, the mecca of the Milanese tailoring Keep reading
