Sartoriale = Official Affiliate Vendor thread

[MarkWinter]

Another testament to the unique skills and taste of the Cesare Attolini team. This time in a form of a bold wool flannel sportcoat. It works both ways, dressed up with a wool repp tie and flannels or worn 'Italiano' with a chambray workshirt.

 

[MarkWinter]

D'avenza colors and textures for the fall/winter season.

 

[MarkWinter]

Bespoke double breasted hopsack blazer from Rubinacci combined with a chambray work shirt and paisley silk bandana for a sartorial casual look.

 

[MarkWinter]

A contemporary take on the chukka boot from John Lobb. The slightly elongated last with the chiseled toe creates a slim profile, it makes this style a distinct, elegant option for smart casual outfits. Soft and lightweight, comfortable from the first wear, due to the unrivalled shoe construction techniques at John Lobb.

 

[MarkWinter]

Not your average pair of jeans...handsewn and embroidered denim trousers from Chiaia Napoli. Versatile enough to be worn with a rollneck and a sportcoat or with a leather jacket and trainers.

 

[MarkWinter]

Time has come to start to think about fall/winter wardrobes, therefore I thought I highlight you this amazing, heavy cashmere polo coat from D'avenza. Decribed by Bruce Boyer as the "aristocrat of topcoats" this is a true menswear grail, to cherish for a long time to come. The cut, proportions, fabric and finishing are all top notch, something you would be hard pressed to find off the rack these days. Or maybe for 5x the price of this one.

 

[MarkWinter]

Shoe Appreciation for the weekend....Edward Green Shannon Boots on the 82 Last....What a stunner!

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[MarkWinter]

If you like to throw luxurious soirees at home, this suit calls for you. The pure cashmere fabric feels soft and comfortable enough that you won't feel too dressed up, while looking like a billion bucks. Switch the shirt and tie for a cozy turtleneck and set up the fireplace
for maximum amusement.

 

[MarkWinter]

Single monk shoes are an under represented style in the category of classic men's shoes. Dark brown suede is probably the most versatle iteration of all leathers, it works wonderfully with flannel or linen suits or with a pair of selvedge denim. This particular pair from Silvano Lattanzi has comfortable, round lines without being clunky at all. A great balance for a beautifully made, handlasted shoe of utmost quality.

 

[MarkWinter]

Classic single breasted topcoats are one of the most versatile pieces in the men's wardrobe. This wool/cashmere herringbone model from D'avenza lives up to all expectations from business wear to the most casual combinations. On the picture I am wearing it with a soft, plaid shirt from Vince and a pair of raw selvedge denim from Levi's Vintage Clothing. I find the 3 to 2 roll buttoning and the soft shoulder construction particularly appealing and nicely done. Not to mention the rich blue colour, just the right shade IMO.

 

[MarkWinter]

Today we highlight a casual, but undeniably luxurious parka coat from Seraphin. Fully reversible, leather on one side, cashmere on the other. Seraphin is world renown for their exquisite manufacturing (they produce for Hermés too) and design. If you are a size 50 look no further for a casual winter coat.

 

[Aquafortis]

Not your average pair of jeans...handsewn and embroidered denim trousers from Chiaia Napoli. Versatile enough to be worn with a rollneck and a sportcoat or with a leather jacket and trainers.

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So it appears these denims from Sartoria Chiaia are no longer available Do you expect to get more in stock?

 

[MarkWinter]

So it appears these denims from Sartoria Chiaia are no longer available Do you expect to get more in stock?

We can not promise that we will have the same model on the site again, however, we list new Chaia pieces frequently. It would be great if we could stock them, but as every piece is unique, they sell on the first come first served basis.

 

[Aquafortis]

We can not promise that we will have the same model on the site again, however, we list new Chaia pieces frequently. It would be great if we could stock them, but as every piece is unique, they sell on the first come first served basis.

Understood. Thanks Mark.

 

[MarkWinter]

While you can never have enough blue blazers, a tasteful blue plaid is a good choice to shake things up a bit. The check is strong but not overwhelming and easy to match with grey flannels or light wash denim. This is a never collected bespoke piece from Rubinacci, it features their signature soft shoulder and canvas construction, wide lapels in a particularly nice shape and neat hand fininshing.