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Brioni

Brioni is a Rome tailoring house founded in 1945, known for staging what is called the first men's fashion show and for clean, firm-shouldered suits.

Brioni was founded in Rome in 1945 by Nazareno Fonticoli, a tailor, and Gaetano Savini, a businessman. It staged what is generally described as the first men's fashion show, built a reputation for a clean, structured Roman silhouette, and runs its own tailoring school at Penne in Abruzzo. It has been owned by Kering since 2012.

A Brioni boutique in Las Vegas
A Brioni boutique at Wynn Las Vegas on the Las Vegas Strip , Las Vegas, Nevada . Photographed by user Coolcaesar on October 4, 2009.

Founding and the show

Fonticoli was the tailor and Savini the commercial mind, and the house they founded in 1945 did something no men's tailor had done: in 1952 it presented a collection of men's clothing as a show at the Palazzo Pitti in Florence. It is conventionally described as the first men's fashion show, and the claim is at least defensible.

What followed was an international clientele and a house style (clean, structured, with a defined shoulder and a formal line) that became the Roman reference point.

Penne

Brioni's principal workshop is at Penne in Abruzzo, and the house has run a tailoring school there since the 1980s. The school takes several years to train a tailor and is one of the few institutional answers anywhere to the shortage of makers.

As with Kiton, the school is a real thing rather than a marketing device: an industry that needs hand tailors and cannot find them has to make its own.

Kering

Kering acquired Brioni in 2012. The house has had several creative directors since, with varying degrees of departure from the traditional line, and the ownership is a material fact about a brand whose appeal rests partly on continuity.

The tailoring at Penne continues. What group ownership changes is the pace of aesthetic direction and the breadth of the product range, both of which have moved considerably since 2012.

Sizing and fit

Roman rather than Neapolitan: a cleaner, more structured chest, a defined shoulder and a longer coat than the Naples houses cut. It accommodates a fuller figure considerably better and reads as more formal in a room.

As with any large house the range has moved with successive creative directors, and a Brioni suit from twenty years ago and one from today are recognisably different garments.

The house that invented menswear as spectacle

Brioni staged what is generally recorded as the first men's fashion show, in Florence in 1952, and the consequences run further than the event. Before it, men's tailoring was a private transaction between a customer and a cutter; presenting it as a collection created the modern category of designer menswear.

The Roman coat the house cuts is longer and cleaner than the Neapolitan one, with more structure and a quieter shoulder, and the tailoring school the house runs is a genuine institution rather than a marketing programme; it is one of the few reliable routes into the trade for someone with no family connection to it.

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Founders
Nazareno Fonticoli and Gaetano Savini
1952
Presented men's clothing as a runway show at Palazzo Pitti
Workshop
Penne, Abruzzo
Escola
Its own tailoring school at Penne since the 1980s
Ownership
Kering, since 2012
Fundada
1945
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País
Tradition
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Bespoke suitAn indicative band, not a quotation. Bespoke entry prices normally exclude tax and cloth beyond the house bunch, and houses raise them without announcement. Bespoke €9,000–16,000 — September 2026 Estimated-Range
Il Sartoriale compilation from publicly reported figures
Ready-to-wear suitAn indicative band, not a quotation. Bespoke entry prices normally exclude tax and cloth beyond the house bunch, and houses raise them without announcement. Ready To Wear €6,000–10,000 — September 2026 Estimated-Range
Il Sartoriale compilation from publicly reported figures
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  1. Company information , Brioni.
  2. Kering acquisition of Brioni , Kering, 2012.

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  1. Brioniboutique: Photograph · Coolcaesar · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0

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