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We covered the important pointers of SS20 Menswear Trends in one of our blogs. We continue with the same idea in 2022 as the world opens up.Post CoVID world needs healing and return of vitality and optimism. The season colors chosen by the experts are on those lines.WGSN & Coloro, the two leading organizations in the colour…
Color Trends in Men’s Fashion The above color trends chart shows how a few colors that have been ruling the menswear fashion design landscape are changing their avatars over the seasons & years. It also introduces a new color, “Neo Mint,” which enters the scene exactly like “Millennial Pink” did a few years ago. Almost…
Confused about suit fabrics? Get the 2025 suiting fabric guide: wool, polyester, linen, weaves, weights, climate tips & mistakes to avoid. Buy smart. Look sharp
Are you determined to own a superb suit made from authentic Italian wool, but worried you’ll get tricked by fake fabric or scams in the market? Here’s how to sidestep fabric fraud, spot fake suit materials, and ensure you always get the quality you pay for.
2026 SERVICE PROTOCOL 2026 Luxury Retail Shift: Updated to reflect the industry-wide transition toward ‘Concierge Tailoring’ and the integration of 3D anatomical measurement at home. Service Roadmap Home Tailoring Navigation The Suit Buying Dilemma 5 Reasons Traditional Showroom Shopping Fails 12 Distinct Advantages of Home Tailoring Service Destination Bespoke Protocol Experience Diagnostic Table Global &…
Atelier Romentino occupies the silent summit of luxury shirting, a position earned not through noise but through an almost monastic obsession with the superlative.
Its signature cloths are woven exclusively from Giza 45, the longest-staple Egyptian cotton on earth (ELS ≥ 36 mm, micronaire 3.7–3.9), harvested by hand along the western Nile delta and shipped raw to Biella and Como under sealed, temperature-controlled conditions. There, select mills (names never disclosed, contracts signed in blood and discretion) spin it into thread counts that read like classified documents: 200/2, 270/2, 300/3, with the current holy grail sitting at an almost impossible 330/4 royal voile (14.5 g/m²).
Val Biella (often stylized as ValBiella) is a young, family-rooted Italian textile company specializing in high-end delavé linen fabrics, deeply connected to Biella’s legendary textile heritage. Unlike centuries-old mills, Val Biella represents contemporary innovation within this tradition.
Val Biella’s flagship is delavé linen, a distinctive, naturally soft yet structured fabric made from French-grown flax, dyed and woven in Biella. Key features:
Perfect for bespoke suits, shirts, jackets, elegant summer sophistication
Lighter than traditional Irish linen (e.g., ~270 g/m²)
Years of R&D for ideal tailoring: soft drape, durability, subtle heathered colors
Based in County Antrim, Ireland, Baird McNutt has spent generations perfecting the art of Irish Linen. Utilizing the soft waters of the River Maine for their finishing process, they produce linens of unparalleled softness and longevity.
Best for: Lightweight summer jackets and breathable shirts for the summer and tropical climates.
Since 1876, the Albini family has represented the pinnacle of Italian textile design. They are renowned for sourcing the rarest raw materials, including Giza 45 cotton, to create fabrics that are both technologically advanced and traditionally elegant.
Best For: Modern, refined shirting with intricate textures and high breathability.
Founded in 1796 in Lancashire, Thomas Mason has long been the gold standard for luxury shirting. Once the exclusive supplier to London’s finest shirtmakers, their fabrics are defined by high-twist yarns and a silk-like luster.
Best For: Crisp, formal shirts and prestigious business attire for global boardrooms.
Since 1938, Scabal has been a pioneer in the pursuit of the world’s most luxurious cloths. Based in Brussels with its historic mill in Yorkshire, England, Scabal famously pioneered the ‘Super 100s’ wool and continues to push boundaries with their ‘Diamond Chip’ and ‘Summit’ collections. Known for dressing Hollywood royalty and world leaders alike, a Scabal fabric is more than just a cloth; it is a technical marvel that offers an extraordinary handle, refined drape, and a level of sophistication that is globally unsurpassed.
Governed by an Act of Parliament, Harris Tweed is the only fabric in the world hand-woven by islanders at their homes in the Outer Hebrides. Made from 100% virgin Scottish wool, its rugged texture and complex, earth-toned ‘Orb’ certified patterns offer a depth and character that modern machinery simply cannot replicate. The definitive choice for winter jacketing and timeless overcoats.
For over two centuries, Guabello has been the ‘hidden gem’ of Biella, blending artisanal heritage with a modern, technical edge. Known for their Royal Flannel and high-performance natural stretch fabrics, Guabello is the choice for the gentleman who seeks ‘relaxed elegance’—garments that move with the body while maintaining a sharp, impeccable silhouette.
Founded in 1910 in the Biellese Alps, Zegna remains a family-led beacon of textile innovation. By controlling the entire journey—from their own Merino sheep farms in Australia to the final weave in Italy—Zegna produces fabrics like the Trofeo and 15 Milmil 15 that offer a peerless balance of resilience and silk-like drape. Choosing Zegna is an investment in the benchmark of global tailoring.
Synonymous with quiet opulence, Loro Piana is the world’s foremost authority on rare fibers. Their suiting collections, such as the Tasmanian® and Wish® wools, are characterized by an almost weightless hand-feel and a natural luster that breathes effortlessly. Designed for the discerning traveler and the corporate leader, Loro Piana represents the absolute zenith of Italian comfort.
Established in 1663, VBC is the oldest wool mill in the world. Their perennial Super 110s and 120s collections are the backbone of the modern sartorial wardrobe, prized for their reliable drape, vibrant saturation of color, and a heritage that has been refined over thirteen generations.
