Why I manufacture in Naples: craftsmanship that inspires
All my shirts, trousers, and, in the future, suits are made in Naples. Why Naples? Because nowhere else is it mastered as perfectly as here. The tailors of Naples don't take themselves too seriously, but they do take their craft very seriously – and you can see it in every seam.
The specialty of Neapolitan tailoring lies in the lightness and craftsmanship that make each piece special. What I particularly love is the way they work in Naples: hardly any interlining, no heavy shoulder pads, no canvas to force the shape. Instead, the fabric drapes naturally and smoothly—just to my taste.
The Neapolitan lightness is clearly evident in my shirts and trousers. The shirts have almost no interlining, which not only makes them comfortable to wear but also ensures that their fit allows for the natural flow of the fabric. The trousers also have a loose and relaxed cut—for the perfect, casual look.
Traditional craftsmanship meets modern fashion
In Naples, I produce in family-run workshops that still work by hand. The tailors and owners of these workshops cut the fabric with great love and precision and also partially handcraft the shirts and trousers. This guarantees not only the highest quality but also a personal touch that is often lost in machine production.
The family or owner of each studio personally checks for quality. Here, attention is paid not only to attention to detail, but also to what really matters: a perfect fit and excellent craftsmanship. Exactly as it should be when it comes to clothing that promises longevity and style.
Made in Naples
After the garments are manufactured in Naples, they are shipped to Germany, where they are available in my online shop. This direct connection between the studios in Naples and the customers in Germany ensures that each garment is not only unique, but also authentic and has a story to tell.
Conclusion: Naples cultivates the craftsmanship that makes my shirts and trousers so special. From the lightweight construction to personal quality control – I rely on tradition and craftsmanship, which are reflected in every piece.
Slow fashion at its finest
Cheers,
Henrik
