Did you know that a suit is not just comprised of trousers and a jacket? What we perceive as a single piece is actually the harmonious fusion of four different fabrics – wool, silk, linen, and cotton. These fabrics are cut into 42 separate pieces and require at least 232 steps to achieve their final form. It took us ten years of experimentation to find the perfect canvases and techniques that highlight the best qualities of the materials.
This is no longer taught, and textile designers are keeping pace with the times, producing increasingly high-quality materials. Coordinating the subtle movement of the fabrics, considering the effect of body heat released during movement, is almost like an art form. However, only in this way can we create suits that not only fit perfectly but are also in complete harmony with the wearer, accentuating their physique while remaining flexible and durable even in the harshest conditions.
Despite what the major fashion brands claim, there is no such thing as a standard size that fits everyone. Each person has unique anatomical and even movement coordination characteristics. The angle of the shoulder slope, the curve of the spine, the arch of the buttocks, the length of the limbs, and even the tension of the quadriceps muscle can all matter, so these individual characteristics must always be taken into account in the design. Sometimes, it’s just a matter of a few millimeters where we place the top buttonhole on the jacket. This way, we can visually eliminate significant weight or achieve a stronger, more robust appearance with a particular cut.
Of course, the first step is measurement. It’s not just about taking measurements with a tape measure, and even though we have 3D technology for creating digital avatars, this cannot replace the personal consultation where we learn about our clients’ exact needs.
So, who is the client, and what does he want to communicate about himself? Does he want a formal, everyday, business, or special piece? Does he have clear ideas, or would he like guidance in this ultimately expressive process?
Please choose a unique time for a complimentary consultation and visit our private showroom. Here you can feel our fabric samples, view the multitude of creations already made, so that we can design your attire with perfect harmony, focusing solely on you without any distractions.
We look forward to welcoming you!