Stories

A lover of Italian sartorial style and sophisticated accessories. Read this interview with Mitchell Moss to learn about his passion.

Silk printing in Como began around 1880, using 65-foot tables where fabrics were printed with pear-wood blocks, often reinforced with engraved brass plates to replicate intricate motifs.

The global success of the Italian tie industry lies in its high-quality fabrics, particularly silk from Como, the world’s silk fashion capital since the 1920s. Discover more about Como's rich silk heritage.

Taste, elegance, and personality are refined qualities, but does a man dress elegantly solely for himself? One might wonder if the same effort would be made without the discerning judgment of women?

The history of silk is a journey of time and culture, an adventure between seas and continents to be discovered. Read the curiosities of this incredible textile.

Behind the production of a handmade scarf there is a long process that is based on a love for detail, creativity and style. In this way Fumagalli makes each of his scarves a unique piece.

“In an elegant world, an irreproachable tie knot is an essencial part of one’s toilette; it doesn’t metter whether the knot is simple or complicated, because the art is what counts. There are some knots which seem casual in appearance, but which have taken considerable labour before the mirror, and mani a stamped foot, many an exclamation of impatient”.