As stated earlier, we only work with the best materials to manufacture our suits. This is no different for our fabrics. Italian fabrics known for their elegant, light and soft richness. British fabrics for more wintery characters, bright tweeds, and chic flannels, known for their slightly heavier fabrics that barely wear out.
A superlight s'160? A double-shot s'110? Or are you more of a tweed fan? You ask, we sew!
Probably the best-known weaving mill. In fact, this is the oldest and largest fabric weaving mill in the world. Started in 1663, after 350 years, this weaving mill is still owned by the family that started it. From flannels to linen, almost every Vitale Barberis fabric is one we love!
Meanwhile, Delfino is part of the Marsotto Group. Fratello Tallia di Delfino started in 1903.
This fabric label is well known for its higher segment of men's fabrics. A long history, a small company with a “made in Biella” tradition is all we need to create a perfect match between the fabric and the quality of our suits.
Known for their high quality. Thanks to the impeccable taste of owner Senior Lolli, who took over his father's company in 1976, we have a selection of the most coveted fabrics on the market every season. Every six months, Mr. Lolli himself comes to our studio to present his new collection. This man has an incredible passion for what he does.
That's why we notice this every time he comes to present his incredibly beautiful fabrics.
Want something special but classy? Then a Drapers fabric is definitely a perfect choice!
Flannel, flannel and yes, more flannel. A Fox Brothers fabric is what you need if you're looking for a slightly heavier fabric. Extremely beautiful windows, beautiful worsted fabrics and a quality that you can barely wear out. These are the kind of substances that are passed down from generation to generation.
“Woven in Wellington” with a history of almost 250 years, Fox Brothers is a number one choice in Savile Row and certainly one of our favorites!
When people speak of “tailoring” or “made to measure” in Belgium, the name Scabal is guaranteed to fall. Whether you're in the industry or not, most Belgians know Scabal. Not surprising since Scabal is the only Belgian manufacturer and real experts recognize these substances when they visit a dealer. Started in 1938 as a fabric dealer, Scabal bought her own factory in Huddersfield, Yorkshire in 1973. In 1974, they launched the first super-120, until then, a super-100 was the finest wool on the market. The search for the finest wool continued and in 1991 they launched the super-150 called “Golden Carat”. Today, Scabal's segments range up to super-200. Because of this excellence in fineness and the ability to choose from more than 5000 fabrics, Scabal is a company to be proud of.
In the early 1900s, Vincenzo Caccioppoli, driven by a relentless urge to expand, decided to emigrate from Naples to Colombia with his two eldest sons. There they started a company exporting fabrics from Italy to New York. Near the end of the First World War, they decided to return to Naples and start a business in Piazza Nicola Amore, where they are still based. To this day, it is still a true family business. It has become a point of reference for the entire city, for Italy and the world in general. They not only supply the finest fabrics from the best Italian factories, but also from many excellent British factories, including many that no longer exist.
