Every garment is made and finished in-house, cut by founder Fedro Gaudenzi, and never designed without the client.
“If you can think it, we can make it.”
Rooted in strict traditional Italian and British tailoring, the house elevates the word bespoke to its full expression: specially made, for a particular person. A tracksuit in double silk Marocain. A fully transparent suit in silk organza. A pure cashmere bespoke T-shirt. There are no limitations.
With the master tailor’s guidance you decide the garment, the cloth (chosen from a library of over 12,000) and the details, while your measurements and posture are noted. The original sketch can be yours the same day.
From more than thirty measurements, an individual pattern is hand-drafted on card from scratch: posture, body and style resolved into the house cut.
The pattern is transferred to cloth in chalk, style lines drafted free-hand, inlays marked for the future. Then it is cut by hand, with shears.
The finest natural canvases of horsehair, linen and wool give the piece its silhouette before it is basted together by hand for the first fitting.
The pivotal stage. Lapel, pockets, pleats. Decisions are made and unmade while the garment is perfected to your posture.
The garment is taken completely apart, re-marked, re-cut. Every adjustment is recorded to your personal pattern for all future orders.
Across further fittings the fit is refined toward perfection. First commissions usually ask two or three between baste and delivery.
Fully hand-finished, inside and out, every buttonhole hand-made in silk twist. For every baste stitch, twenty hand stitches follow.
Beyond crispness, the press lets canvases and inlays settle and drape with the cloth: a sharp finish shaped to your cut alone.
Your piece arrives on a custom-engraved wooden hanger, logged and coded, so every future commission begins where this one ended.
A bespoke dinner suit that promises to turn moments into occasions.