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Rubinacci's Milan Store
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As a Milanese, let me tell you: if you want to go sartorial in Milan, I have three addresses for you.
Bardelli, corso Magenta 13
Tincati, piazza Oberdan 2
Ravizza, via Hoepli 3
None of which is a shop meant for tourists. Bardelli is my favorite; I find it somewhat resembling to J. Press, in an Italian way, of course. Tincati is just as good, but the prices are generally higher. Technically, Ravizza is a hunting and sports shop; this results in a wide selection of sport coats, lodens, tweed jackets, and other garments that are suitable for a gentleman in the countryside.
Bardelli, corso Magenta 13
Tincati, piazza Oberdan 2
Ravizza, via Hoepli 3
None of which is a shop meant for tourists. Bardelli is my favorite; I find it somewhat resembling to J. Press, in an Italian way, of course. Tincati is just as good, but the prices are generally higher. Technically, Ravizza is a hunting and sports shop; this results in a wide selection of sport coats, lodens, tweed jackets, and other garments that are suitable for a gentleman in the countryside.
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