Marzoni Fabric

[Audi1]

I am trying to locate the supplier of Marzoni suit fabric. Any insight on who or where to contact the maker/supplier?

 

[Shirtmaven]

are you sure you don't mean
marzotto?
http://www.marzotto.it/e_tessuti_guabello.html

 

[dragon8]

Or Manzoni?

 

[TonyThe Tailor]

http://www.marzoni.it

I use them mostly to make sport jackets

 

[JCachot]

I can't prove it but I believe Marzoni fabric is not really Italian. I believe
it's Chinese. The company website has no contact information -- no address,
no phone number. The agent for the cloth is in Hong Kong. It is my believe --
although not yet proven -- that Marzoni is passing off product as Italian
when it's actually made in China. Can someone disprove this?

 

[Shirtmaven]



I can't prove it but I believe Marzoni fabric is not really Italian. I believe
it's Chinese. The company website has no contact information -- no address,
no phone number. The agent for the cloth is in Hong Kong. It is my believe --
although not yet proven -- that Marzoni is passing off product as Italian
when it's actually made in China. Can someone disprove this?

though, I have no proof, the look of the website makes me think that they are a converter/fabric supplier to the trade.
no mill. they commission other mills to produce for them. the fabric could be from anywhere.

 

[Maccimus]



I can't prove it but I believe Marzoni fabric is not really Italian. I believe
it's Chinese. The company website has no contact information -- no address,
no phone number. The agent for the cloth is in Hong Kong. It is my believe --
although not yet proven -- that Marzoni is passing off product as Italian
when it's actually made in China. Can someone disprove this?

Their books are commonly seen in many Shanghai tailor shops. So you might be right.

 

[hymo]

Just this weekend I handled Marzoni and Carlos Barbera books. I suspect both to be Chinese.

 

[woolnotmutton]

Just this weekend I handled Marzoni and Carlos Barbera books. I suspect both to be Chinese.

Chinese try to pass off Chinese made goods as Foreign made all the time especially to domestic customers.. Although their textile industry is getting better and better.

 

[Shirtmaven]

Carlos Barbara has a mill I believe

 

[ancdmd]

I just got three Astor & Black suits with Marzoni fabrics. Thought they were Italian, hope they aren't Chinese. Either way they feel good and look good....

 

[Shirtmaven]



I just got three Astor & Black suits with Marzoni fabrics.  Thought they were Italian, hope they aren't Chinese.  Either way they feel good and look good....

I have seen decent suiting fabrics out of China. good value for the money

 

[woolnotmutton]

I just got three Astor & Black suits with Marzoni fabrics. Thought they were Italian, hope they aren't Chinese. Either way they feel good and look good....

if you felt good with them, and didn't pay too much for those Astor & Black suits then you should not worry if they Chinese or European fabrics. Since Astor and Black operates out of HK (their tailors) I wouldn't be surprised if they use plenty of Chinese suiting fabrics. Granted this industry is really not that high tech, and if china has the kind of quality control as euro counterparts their products should be just as good or getting better and better.
As far as Marzoni is concerned, just by looking at the site I would say that its a foregin investor with tech background in Texiles and now manufacturing in China. There are plenty of firms that do this. I believe Corneliani now manufactures some suits in China.

 

[Classic Car]



I can't prove it but I believe Marzoni fabric is not really Italian. I believe
it's Chinese. The company website has no contact information -- no address,
no phone number. The agent for the cloth is in Hong Kong. It is my believe --
although not yet proven -- that Marzoni is passing off product as Italian
when it's actually made in China. Can someone disprove this?

Can someone inform me the name and contact number of the agent in HK?

Many thanks
Classic Car

 

[JCachot]

The issue isn't about quality -- although it's unlikely the Chinese mills can match the Italians or British. The issue is whether Marzoni is being deceptive. It is duplicitous to present the cloth as Italian if it's made in China. Why can't they just tell people where they make their
cloth? What's the problem with that? Astor & Black no longer overtly promote Marzoni as "Italian cloth" but they do not tell their customers the provenance of their product. Astor & Black want people to think that Maroni is a made-in-Italy product. This is clearly deceptive.