Slow fashion as a revolution: I have opted for genuine handcraft, selected materials and an attitude that puts quality above all else.

On my travels through Peru—from Lima to the heights of the Andes—I discovered alpaca wool. There, where the fiber has been woven, not produced, for centuries, I experienced what it means to work with respect for nature and tradition: the softness, the warmth, the lightness.

Back in Europe, my journey led me to Italy. On Lake Como, I discovered mills where the fabrics were still produced on old machines and with a trained eye – with a depth, structure, and feel I'd rarely experienced before. In Naples, I finally encountered the art of tailoring that continues to shape my work today: shirts that aren't industrially manufactured, but constructed step by step by hand. From the rolled collar edge to the last seam – every detail counts.

I believe in clothing with character. In pieces that aren't defined by logos, but by material, craftsmanship, and attitude. My garments are created in small workshops, using fabrics I select myself – out of conviction and with a clear goal:

Timeless clothing for men who value substance.