France, 1930s saw the birth of the very first driving loafers, but they did not meet with success amongst the public; after the war, the patent was bought by the Mostile shoe-makers in Vigevano, Italy, and car shoe Keep reading
Gabriele, Bernardo, Lucia and Eleonora. Four young people between the ages of twenty and thirty meet in the class of a course organised by the Accademia dei Sartori. Keep reading
Orbace is a Sardinian wool obtained from the longest, thickest filaments of the sheep during combing (carding); it is waterproof, durable and resistant, thanks in part to the process Keep reading
A Polish book on the best tailors in Europe namechecks a certain “Zaremba tailoring house”, indicating 1894 as the year it was founded. Today headed by the young 35 year-old Keep reading
Take the name of a Himalayan goat, renowned for the wool that provides a top quality cashmere, add the offer of an a Keep reading
Did you know that the term 'loafer' - synonymous with 'slacker' - became famous in the footwear industry to make fun of whoever had either no desire or no time to lace up his shoes in the morning? In this second ironic video made in collaboration Keep reading
Writing about the traditional Sardinian suit means writing about master tailor (mastru de pannu in Sardinian dialect) Paolo Modolo and his works. Keep reading
What is the difference between an Oxford and a Derby? When is it advisable to wear one or the other? And also, if I have a business meeting, what suit should I wear with these shoes? Far from dictating rules to men's style, this first funny video, Keep reading
The drape, the width, raglan sleeves and armholes with an anatomically pleasing tailored cut. The B Keep reading
