Generational Canvas Stitches
Milanese tailoring is defined by sharp shoulders and soft structure. Unlike fused, glued suits that dominate modern department stores, traditional ateliers construct blazers using hand-stitched horsehair canvas. This invisible inner layer ensures the garment adapts, molding to the contours of the wearer's shoulders over time.
"A tailored jacket is a living architecture. It should never restrict motion; it should frame it."
The Geometry of a Collar
The lapel roll is a masterclass in geometry. Hand-pressing collar lapels requires decades of experienced tactile knowledge. Our tailors in Prato use heavy cast-iron presses and moisture wraps to cure virgin wool fibres into permanent creases that never roll flat.
Details that Endure
Every aspect of our Milanese Structured Blazer is meticulously engineered:
- Horn Buttons: Genuine horn buttons, cross-stitched using waxed linen threads.
- Cupro Linings: Woven cupro linings that allow the sleeve to slide smoothly over fine cashmere knits.
- Internal Pockets: Tailored chest welt pockets designed to rest flush against the torso.
