Tailors & Sartorial Houses in Rome
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Roman power tailoring since 1945, hand-made in its Penne school-factory — Bond's suits from Abruzzo hands. 1959: Fonticoli opened production in his hometown Penne. 1985: Scuola di Alta Sartoria opened there. it closed 2020 and later reopened (16 students, average age 19; 800 of 1,300 course hours are sewing).
The Brioni Bespoke experience — fully custom suiting from measurement to final stitch, with fittings in Rome and the Penne atelier producing one suit at a time.
The Pope's tailor since 1798. Gammarelli has dressed every Pope for over two centuries — white cassocks, red mozzettas, and the scarlet robes of cardinals.
Bespoke menswear atelier opened in 2000 on Via di Ripetta near Piazza del Popolo in Rome by tailor Andrea Luparelli, following his grandfather's trade. Bespoke only, no made-to-measure line; also produces raincoats, suede jackets, ties and leather travel bags.
A small artisan clothing business at Via Gaetano Luporini in Rome, run by Ulyana Yavorska, producing handmade leather jackets and knitwear for men alongside a women's line, with private-label wholesale for other boutiques.