18 Einträge

Marken

Die großen Luxusnamen der Herrenmode, die man in Geschäften und Zeitschriften sieht: wem sie gehören, wo die Kleidung tatsächlich hergestellt wird und wie sich die Linien unterscheiden. Marken werden getrennt von Schneidern geführt, weil sie fertige Kleidung in großem Maßstab verkaufen, anstatt sie für den einzelnen anzufertigen.

France

3 Einträge

Hermès Paris · 1837
Hermès is a family-controlled Paris luxury house, founded as a harness maker, known for leather bags, small goods and shoes, and it owns John Lobb Paris.
Kering Paris
Kering is a French luxury group that owns Gucci, Saint Laurent, Balenciaga and, most relevant here, Brioni, which it bought in 2012.
LVMH Paris
LVMH is the world's largest luxury goods group, and in menswear it owns most of Loro Piana, plus Berluti and Dior, which shops rarely mention.

Italy

10 Einträge

Kiton

Ciro Paone's answer to the question of whether Neapolitan handwork could be industrialised without being ruined.

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.

Zegna

Zegna began as a wool mill in 1910 and is now one of the world's biggest luxury menswear companies, still weaving cloth and owning Thom Browne.

Loro Piana (clothing)

Loro Piana's clothing line sells knitwear, coats and soft tailoring in rare fibres like vicuña and baby cashmere, with no visible logos and very high prices.

Canali

Canali is a family-owned Lombardy tailoring brand, around since 1934, making reliable upper-middle suits that are crisper than Naples ones but softer than English ones.

Prada

Prada is a Milan fashion group that began as a leather goods house, and it has owned the Northampton shoemaker Church's since 1999.

Japan

1 Einträge

Ring Jacket
A Japanese factory making Neapolitan-influenced tailoring better than most Italian factories do.

United Kingdom