Made in Italy, the highest added value and innovation are the guidelines of our brands’ selection
MAURO OTTAVIANI LUXURY KNITWEAR MADE IN ITALY
From Foligno (Perugia) since 1992, Mauro Ottaviani is a luxury brand specialized in the production of the highest knitwear gauge and the most refined yarns.
The constant pursuit of artisanal excellence and keeping quality as the success key make Mauro Ottaviani can proudly represent the old fashioned Italian knitwear interwoven with innovation and modernity
NoClock Hand Made in Italy Leather Jackets
NoClock is born in Empoli (Firenze), production area of the most famous leather luxury brands
Fine quality leather, natural treatments, and passion distinguish a complete collection for men and women who want to dress with style on all occasions.
Biagio Santo
Ties & Silk Accessories
The collection Fontana 1961 and Biagio Santo are focused on the top quality of tailored tie. All made by hand step by step from three folds up to nine folds technique. Even the bowties are all handmade in different shapes to meet the needs of the most demanding customers. The fabrics used come from the best Italian weaving factories from Como and Salento.
Anna Barone & Fralbo Sartorial Shirt
Shirt factory with ancient origin earlier than 1930, from the needlecraft’s passion of grandmother Anna Barone that in 1933 in San Sebastiano al Vesuvio, Napoli.
Today Fralbo, the acronym of Francesco ed Alessandro Boccia, is the 3th generation of custom cut shirt knowledge, profession who preserve the indelible family brand.
Chiara Daverio Luxury Bags & Luggage
The “Chiara Daverio” brand was born from the desire to preserve one of the most recognized Italian manufacturing excellences in the world: the leather industry.
Our company is based in Milan, not by chance: we catch new ideas and get constant inspiration from this vibrant city.
It takes its name from the young designer Chiara, who creates the brand style trying to develop products that, starting from classic and tradition, convey a new idea of “out of the box streetwear”.