Quality pants

The fabrics used in my trousers tell a story of craftsmanship, sustainability, and exclusive origins. Some of my collections are made from carefully selected surplus fabrics from traditional Italian weaving mills. This gives fine fabrics a new life – without compromising on quality or style.

I also work with renowned fabric manufacturers from the Lake Como region, including the esteemed Carnet House. These manufacturers have stood for excellent craftsmanship, timeless elegance, and the finest materials – for generations.

This creates trousers that impress not only with their cut, but also with their origin.

the hem

A small detail with a big impact – the folded hem

My trousers are not only distinguished by high-quality fabrics and excellent cuts—my signature is also evident in the details. The hem is deliberately folded over—a subtle accent that combines style and craftsmanship.

Whether worn visibly or discreetly, the turned-up trouser leg lends the look a modern casualness without sacrificing elegance. It's a small but effective detail that underscores the individuality of each pair of trousers and highlights their high quality.

the trouser pocket

Sewn by hand – because every detail counts

I pay great attention to every detail of my trousers – especially the pockets. They are sewn by hand, with patience and precision. Why? Because I believe that quality should not only be seen, but also felt.

A clean, handcrafted bag fits better, lasts longer, and won't warp—even after many years. For me, this isn't a gimmick, but a sign of genuine appreciation for the craftsmanship and the garment itself.

side adjuster

Fine details with function – hand-sewn side adjusters

I deliberately chose side adjusters on my trousers—more specifically, so-called gun buckles . They not only give the trousers a clean, elegant line, but also eliminate the need for belt loops.

Each individual side adjuster is sewn by hand – with precision and care. It's more time-consuming, yes, but that's exactly what makes the difference for me. I want every detail to fit, last, and last for years.

suspenders

Tradition with style – buttons for suspenders

I decided to add buttons for suspenders to my trousers – because I love classic menswear and because some details should simply never go out of style.

These buttons are not only functional, but also a clear commitment to tradition. They are firmly sewn in, hand-stitched, and perfectly positioned – for a secure hold and optimal fit.

split back

Structure you can feel – split back & complete interlining

I make my trousers with a split back—a classic tailoring detail that not only looks great but also ensures a better fit. This small notch at the back waistband gives the trousers room to move—especially when sitting or moving—and emphasizes their tailored character.

Additionally, I use a half interlining. This means the pants have a fine lining on the inside. This provides greater shape retention, a smoother feel, and noticeably higher quality.

For me, these are not hidden extras – but essential features of real quality.