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
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
A delicious interview with Mr Umberto Angeloni, CEO at Raffaele Caruso. While tasting exquisite salami and cheese hailing from Emilia Romagna, we sit down to talk about sartoria, made in Italy products and the history of cl Keep reading
The Article - L'ArticoloLardini, the jewel of contemporary classic from Marche, presents a collection where the undisputed key player is the reversible garment: from the blazer to the duster coat, on Keep reading
A conversation with Luca Errico, head of the Italian branch of Dormeuil woollen mill. Among the news that surprised me the most, the possibility for private customers to buy fabrics for perso Keep reading
“We are a populace of curious buffoons, but we are the last ones producing what makes people feel good” – Nino Cerruti“Siamo un popolo di simpatici cialtroni, ma restiamo gli unici produttori delle cose che fanno stare bene” Keep reading
How to distinguish an hand-made lapel from a machine-made one? And what is the difference between Neapolitan and Milanese tailoring when it comes to jacket collars? The answers to these (surely) harassing questions are in my third article for N Keep reading
Lorenzo Albrighi, 26 years old, tailor. I discover him thanks to an article on Style magazine. I ask an interview: it is nice to know that there are still young people approaching this craft.Lorenzo albrighi, 26 anni, sarto. Lo scopro grazie ad Keep reading
