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Sartoria Vestrucci New York

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I recently visited Sartoria Vestrucci /Stefano Bemer's new SoHo location to check out some jackets in person. Personally I find the Florentine style to be the very appealing to my tastes and similar to a British soft, drape style of jacket. The jackets I've tried on have high cut armholes and have very soft construction.

They also have a new unconstructed line. It's not to my taste but I know it's very popular.

They have a few MTO / MTM options that have a lot of handwork, but are made to a modified block.

As an added benefit it's nice to have a bespoke outfit whose prices are relatively accessible in New York.

I was wondering if any posters have had experiences with Vestrucci either in New York or Florence. I'm thinking of getting a summer jacket in a heavy linen. I think their house style lends itself very well to an unlined jacket.


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I think the Vestrucci style is very beautiful. It’s classy and elegant, but looks softer than a British suit. Not so soft that it
Looks Neapolitan though. I also think it’s nicer looking than some of the other Florentine tailors like Liverano and Corcos.

I have zero experience with any of them, just talking about aesthetics. How much is a bespoke or mtm suit from them
By the way?
 

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I think the Vestrucci style is very beautiful. It’s classy and elegant, but looks softer than a British suit. Not so soft that it
Looks Neapolitan though. I also think it’s nicer looking than some of the other Florentine tailors like Liverano and Corcos.

I have zero experience with any of them, just talking about aesthetics. How much is a bespoke or mtm suit from them
By the way?

As Vestrucci's Tommaso Melani shared with me when I visited their new place, They have two main lines for their MTM: one that's completely handmade but to a block size which is pretty expensive and one that is mostly handmade except for the side seams which are machined.

You can check the exact pricing here as they've updated their website: https://vestrucci.com/jackets The Sartoriale ($2500+) is the handmade and the Verbatim ($1200+) is semi-machine made.

They had this beautiful half-lined heavy linen sample jacket at the showroom. I'm thinking about getting something similar to this as MTM with darker buttons. This is from the Sartoriale line. They are cut a bit shorter than what I am currently used to so I'm a bit unsure about that. But the soft construction and high armhole makes is very comfortable.

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...two main lines for their MTM: one that's completely handmade but to a block size which is pretty expensive and one that is mostly handmade except for the side seams which are machined.

Odd. Every bespoke tailor sews the side and back seams by machine. That's needed for strength and has no functional drawbacks. Some add decorative hand stitches on top of the machine seams but I find that tacky.
 

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As Vestrucci's Tommaso Melani shared with me when I visited their new place, They have two main lines for their MTM: one that's completely handmade but to a block size which is pretty expensive and one that is mostly handmade except for the side seams which are machined.

You can check the exact pricing here as they've updated their website: https://vestrucci.com/jackets The Sartoriale ($2500+) is the handmade and the Verbatim ($1200+) is semi-machine made.

They had this beautiful half-lined heavy linen sample jacket at the showroom. I'm thinking about getting something similar to this as MTM with darker buttons. This is from the Sartoriale line. They are cut a bit shorter than what I am currently used to so I'm a bit unsure about that. But the soft construction and high armhole makes is very comfortable.

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Indeed. It's in the same location as Stefano Bemer as sort of an ode to Florence.
The CEO of Bemer in a podcast has said that he's trying to get cooperation between the various Florentine CM houses so it makes sense that they are collaborating. I also understand that he approached Liverano for a collab but was turned down.
 

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The CEO of Bemer in a podcast has said that he's trying to get cooperation between the various Florentine CM houses so it makes sense that they are collaborating. I also understand that he approached Liverano for a collab but was turned down.

I would imagine the current Armoury and Liverano arrangement is an exclusive deal
 

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Also, 1200 starting for machine made MTM jacket seems pretty reasonable considering I’m fairly certain armoury ring jacket/orazio MTM is more.

(of course it matters who does the best job at fitting someone, not just price).
 

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Yes, I believe they do.
Can you go in anytime and they’ll have a cutter there to measure you or do you gave to wait for a trunk show when the guys from Italy travel to the US?
 

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Also, 1200 starting for machine made MTM jacket seems pretty reasonable considering I’m fairly certain armoury ring jacket/orazio MTM is more.

(of course it matters who does the best job at fitting someone, not just price).

How did they get the price so low? Still fully canvassed?
 

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