Big timer alert! NWT Solid dark blue Sartorio (Kiton) suit, 48 EU /38 US (Free shipping within US)

[A Guy from Shanghai]

$900 Within US / $930 World wide.

A wardrobe staple that comes in rare size! Don't miss it!

Condition: Brand new with tags in mint condition.
Size: 48 EU, which is roughly a US 38 R
Material: 100% wool, I believe this is a fresco fabric
Color: Solid dark blue

Jacket

Full floating canvassed construction. Nature shoulder with minimal paddings.
Single breasted 3 button rolled to 2.5. Notch lapel
Dual vents
2 waist welted pockets & 1 chest welted pocket
Quarter lined
Sleeves are unfinished, comes with a full set of buttons​

Pants

Flat Front
2 side pockets, 2 rear welted pockets, and 1 fob pocket
Curtained waistband construction
Lined to the knee​

Measurements (approximately):
Jacket

Shoulder: 17.75-18" (straight across the back from shoulder seam to shoulder seam)
Chest: 20.5" (pit - to - pit)
Length: 29.5" (from bottom of the collar to end)
Sleeve Length: 24.5" (unfinished, has a lot material tuckered underneath)​

Pants

Waist: 33" (~2" can be let out)
Front rise: 10"
Inseam: 36.5" (unfinished)
Leg opening: 7.75"-8"
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[thinntall]

are these made by Kiton? why i can not see a Kiton label?

 

[A Guy from Shanghai]



are these made by Kiton? why i can not see a Kiton label?

Here is an article from Robb Report:

Kiton is introducing a brand of clothing to the U.S. that can best be classified as Kiton Light. The company’s Sartorio label, purchased from Italian suit maker Attolini in 2002 and available up until now primarily in Europe and Japan, is intended as “a stepping stone from Ermenegildo Zegna to Kiton,” says Kiton chief executive Antonio De Matteis. The label is designed for a younger businessman who isn’t quite ready to spend upwards of $7,000 for a ready-made Kiton suit and as much as $20,000 or more for a custom K-50 model.

A Sartorio suit is priced about 40 percent less than Kiton, but at $4,000 and up it is clearly not for the masses. There are other differences as well. “When a man wears Sartorio he starts to wear a handmade garment,” says De Matteis, noting that the suit is mostly tailor made with the exception of a few key areas, including parts of the shoulders and collar. Now made in the same Naples, Italy, factory as Kiton, the Sartorio suit is cut slightly trimmer and constructed from fine cotton, cashmere, and wool rather than the rare blends used to produce the completely handmade, higher-priced label. “With Kiton, the style is the man,” says De Matteis. “With Sartorio, the style is the suit.” (212.486.5250, www.kiton.it)

- See more at: http://robbreport.com/Kiton-Light#sthash.879Ml5iW.dpuf