Ciao a tutti,
Sixty-two years have been passed since my father at the age of 9, started his apprenticeship by the old Napoletan master tailors in Caserta. Then some years later in Milano, working with Colavito, heir of the milanese school of Cesare Tosi's, and for many years after the great and most important Sartoria Caraceni made him the so called “Sarto Finito”. During many years of experience apprenticeships with master tailors, he would learn their secrets and recognize the differences by putting the best and his own creativity together. He became one of the old masters of the revolutionary Milanese method and of a trade now forgotten.
Today, after years of studying and learning, I follow the steps of my father continuing the Milanese school dinasty and to bring the old trade to light as it was made, step by step all handstitched, sewed and cut by hand as many years ago.
We don't follow any style, just our own style, this is what we are going to give to any of our customers.
Gianfrancesco Musella Dembech
Website: http://muselladembech.wordpress.com/
Here some pictures about our works:
Sixty-two years have been passed since my father at the age of 9, started his apprenticeship by the old Napoletan master tailors in Caserta. Then some years later in Milano, working with Colavito, heir of the milanese school of Cesare Tosi's, and for many years after the great and most important Sartoria Caraceni made him the so called “Sarto Finito”. During many years of experience apprenticeships with master tailors, he would learn their secrets and recognize the differences by putting the best and his own creativity together. He became one of the old masters of the revolutionary Milanese method and of a trade now forgotten.
Today, after years of studying and learning, I follow the steps of my father continuing the Milanese school dinasty and to bring the old trade to light as it was made, step by step all handstitched, sewed and cut by hand as many years ago.
We don't follow any style, just our own style, this is what we are going to give to any of our customers.
Gianfrancesco Musella Dembech
Website: http://muselladembech.wordpress.com/
Here some pictures about our works:
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