There are several reasons why Italian fabrics are commonly used for suits and jackets

Style: Italian fabrics are known for their high style and fashion-forward designs. They are often used in high-end fashion and luxury brands and are favored by those who value cutting-edge fashion.
Quality: Italian fabrics are often made using high-quality materials and manufacturing processes, resulting in a superior product that lasts longer than cheaper, mass-produced fabrics.
Craftsmanship: Italy has a long tradition of textile production, and many Italian mills have been producing fabrics for generations. They take great pride in their craftsmanship and attention to detail, resulting in fabrics of exceptional quality.
Climate: Italy's climate is known for being warm and sunny, and Italian fabrics are often designed to be lightweight and breathable, making them ideal for use in suits and jackets for warmer climates.
Innovation: Italian mills are often at the forefront of fabric innovation, constantly experimenting with new materials, weaves, and finishes to create new and unique fabrics that are not found anywhere else.

Overall, using Italian fabrics for suits and jackets can be a great choice for those who value style, quality, and innovation in their clothing.

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Bespoke jacket: more details than you thought possible

Do you dress yourself, or do you buy clothes?

In our atelier we regularly receive requests to copy items. These are often garments that people have owned for years and that are no longer available in stores. You notice that a lot of quality clothing that used to be readily available in retail simply no longer exists. This is because quality products require a great deal of time, money and expertise.

Unfortunately we must conclude that we live in a zeitgeist where it is no longer about dressing people but simply about selling textiles with a whole lot of marketing. The result: poorly made and fitting clothing at a far too high price.

In this video you see how it can also be done, after years of wearing a jacket, we copy it (simply) so that the favourite garment can often be realised with improvements, gained through the progressive insight that comes from years of wearing it.