THE LIBRARY
Italian craftsmanship, British heritage, French refinement and beyond. Each cloth chosen for character, performance and the precise way it wears in our climate.
We work directly with the mills that define modern tailoring: Vitale Barberis Canonico and Zegna for everyday worsteds, Loro Piana for the softest naturals, and Dormeuil and Holland & Sherry for British structure and depth. Italian, British and French cloth sits alongside fine local sourcing, so every commission starts from the right cloth, not just the nearest one.
Most of all, we choose fabric for our climate. High-twist worsteds and open-weave fresco shed heat and resist creasing through a humid Bangkok day. Pure linen and linen blends breathe for the warmest months, while mohair blends add crispness and quiet sheen for evening. We will steer you toward cloth that looks sharp at noon and still feels light at midnight.
Fabric houses
Swatches in the library
Years of tailoring
Visit our atelier in person to browse the full library, feel the cloth in hand, and discuss what works best for the cut and climate you have in mind.
Italy · Biella, since 1663
Italy's oldest active mill and a workhorse of fine men's tailoring. Collections range from the everyday-durable Super 110s through to the silky-soft Greenhills 160s - a perfect entry into Italian worsteds.
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Italy · Trivero, since 1910
Engineering wool at the molecular level. The Italian house behind Trofeo, Traveller and 15 Milmil 15 - micron-fine merino fibers tuned for tropical climates without sacrificing structure.
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Italy · Quarona, since 1924
Quiet luxury, woven. Vicuña, baby cashmere and the rarest superfine wools - sourced and woven by the most exclusive natural-fiber mill in tailoring. The pinnacle of hand-feel and drape.
France · Paris, since 1842
Parisian refinement with proprietary fiber technology. Pioneers of Tonik mohair, Amadeus 365 and the Royal Collection - the French house that defined refinement in modern men's tailoring.
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Italy · Biella, since 1910
Biellese performance fabrics for the modern traveller. High-twist worsteds and innovative wool-silk-linen blends with stain, water and crease resistance - built to look sharp from terminal to terminal.
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England · Wellington, Somerset, since 1772
Two and a half centuries of British flannel craftsmanship, woven on vintage looms. Originators of the Shepherd's Check and the dry-handle classics that define English country tailoring.
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Italy · Biella, since 1865
Italian artisan textiles for over 150 years, now combining heritage weaving with Active Performance and Ice Cotton blends. A perfect balance of fluid drape, resilience and modern utility.
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England · Savile Row, since 1836
Savile Row's house of bespoke cloth. The merchant that supplies the world's finest tailors - heritage worsteds, English flannels and luxury cashmeres in patterns rarely seen outside Mayfair.
Italy · Biella, since 1815
Two centuries of Biella weaving. The Connoisseur collection and Super 130s worsteds - Italian cloth with quiet character, soft handle and the patterns our clients reach for in everyday bespoke suiting.
Italy · since 2018
The new Italian standard. A fast-rising mill bringing modern bold cuts and contemporary blends to bespoke at competitive prices - favoured by tailors who want the freshest patterns of the season.
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Northern Ireland · Castlewellan, since 1881
Master linen weavers of County Down. Pure Irish linen - the genuine summer fabric for breathable, sharp tailoring that softens beautifully with every wear.
Italy · Biella, since 1887
One of Biella's oldest surviving mills and a pillar of Italian high tailoring. Renowned for luxurious worsted woollens, fine flannel and the iconic "Antichi Drappieri" heritage: cloths carried by the most demanding bespoke houses worldwide.
Cotton poplins, oxfords, voiles and printed cloths from the most respected shirting houses in Britain, Austria and Italy.
England · Lancashire, since 1796
Britain's authority on shirting. Two-fold cotton poplins, oxfords and zephyrs drawn from the world's largest archive of striped and patterned shirting - over two hundred years of dress-shirt heritage.
Read moreItaly · Trivero, since 1910
Zegna's shirting book, and the counterweight to the English houses. Ceremony, Oxford, Popeline, Denim and Twill in Extra-Long-Staple cotton, with an Easy Care finish built for humidity.
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Austria · Vorarlberg, since 1818
Austrian precision shirtings of exceptional fineness. Vorarlberg-woven cottons favoured by the world's most discerning shirt-makers - quietly the choice behind many haute houses.
England · London, since 1875
London's house of pattern. The famed Tana Lawn cotton: a fine, smooth and breathable cloth printed with Liberty's iconic floral and paisley archives. The defining fabric for expressive shirts, linings and pocket squares.
Book a consultation and we'll walk you through the full library - over a thousand swatches across worsteds, flannels, linens, mohair blends and shirtings - to help you choose the right fabric for your bespoke garment.