The Suit
Only one hundred pieces per day for 25 hours of work to ensure the highest quality and obsessive attention to every detail. Each suit is hand-cut and tacked, without using a machine. The harmony is provided by the deft touch of the artisan who eliminates, almost as if by magic, any imperfection that all human bodies inevitably conceal.
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The Neapolitan-style chest pocket, called a ‘barchetta’, follows the line of the chest.
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Each button-hole is cut and finished by hand.
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No ostentation: we prefer to hide the infinite stitches that shape a jacket inside.
A vintage gesture
Once the suit is completed, it is ironed with vintage irons, each weighing 8 kg, according to the classic combination of a “wet cloth and a hot iron” to give the fabric all its natural softness.