Luciano Barbera Suits?

TimelesStyle · Jan 14, 2012

Does anyone know anything about them, whether they're still made and what the retail typically is on them? I can't find any real information about them, even here, other than shirts/ties.

mr monty · Jan 14, 2012

TimelesStyle said:
Does anyone know anything about them, whether they're still made and what the retail typically is on them? I can't find any real information about them, even here, other than shirts/ties.

priced to go @ YOOX.COM

TimelesStyle · Jan 14, 2012

mr monty said:
priced to go @ YOOX.COM

Thanks. But still curious about the quality and whether these are super old stock (that won't have a current cut; can't tell on their models)?

Exin · Jan 14, 2012

Get the Sartoriale line which used to be made by Attolini and Sartoria Partenopea and try to avoid the LB Club line which makes fused suits

JTA · Jan 15, 2012

Exin said:
Get the Sartoriale line which used to be made by Attolini and Sartoria Partenopea and try to avoid the LB Club line which makes fused suits

That's what I thought as well however when I was in HK last year, some of the LB Club line is canvassed. Maybe someone can verify this.
LB Mainline is already good quality but Sartoriale is excellent.

Wicky · Jan 15, 2012

Exin said:
Get the Sartoriale line which used to be made by Attolini and Sartoria Partenopea and try to avoid the LB Club line which makes fused suits

Attolini made them like a decade ago so that would be old stock for sure. Good thing is that most Attolini are cut timeless. I recently saw a newer model LB made by Partenopea I believe.

rexor12 · Jan 15, 2012

I just returned one of the yoox suits, it had very boxy built up shoulders and a non-flattering cut with pretty low gorge. it was club line aswell

clintonf · Jan 15, 2012

Wicky said:
Attolini made them like a decade ago so that would be old stock for sure. Good thing is that most Attolini are cut timeless. I recently saw a newer model LB made by Partenopea I believe.

One thing that I would be interested to know is whether you can actually "date" the Sartoriale range? I have a new LB Sartoriale which I would guess is around 5 years old and it appears to be made by Attolini.

Cheers

Clint

gungadin25 · Jan 24, 2012

rexor12 said:
I just returned one of the yoox suits, it had very boxy built up shoulders and a non-flattering cut with pretty low gorge. it was club line aswell

Rex,

Which LB suit did you buy on yoox? I am thinking of getting one of them.

Thanks!

tullytra · Jan 26, 2012

gungadin25 said:
Rex,
Which LB suit did you buy on yoox? I am thinking of getting one of them.
Thanks!

I'm looking at one there too. It's only $325, so I'm leery. I don't want to get some off-line from them thinking it's possibly mainline. Given the price point/original price I'm assuming it isn't main.

rexor12 · Jan 26, 2012

it was a navy 2-button suit i bought, club line, not very nice cut, i think all on yoox are club line now

mobobs · Nov 25, 2015

http://www.c21stores.com/cyber-specials_men/luciano-barbera-two-button-suit At $322 with their cyber sales what do you think? Are they fudging the MSRP or do you think this is actually a mainline suit?

DmitryV · Dec 15, 2015

Luciano Barbera Sartoriale suits are very nice and at least some of them are made by d'Avenza. Fully-canvassed, of course, with lots of handwork (hand-attached collar, hand pick stitching, handmade buttonholes, etc.), working/unfinished/ cuffs, horn and corozo buttons, cupro lining, very nice fabrics - i.e., excellent RTW suits, and they're completely manufactured in Italy, i.e. fabrics are always woven in Italy.

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