The Houses We Carry

Thirty-four makers. One standard.

Every brand on our floor has earned its place through years of conversation, fittings, and shared respect for craft. These are the houses we trust to dress our clients — from Broughton Street to Buckhead, Charleston to the Côte d’Azur.

The Roster

Eton logo
Stenströms logo
Sartorio Napoli logo
Eleventy logo
LBM 1911 logo
Luigi Bianchi logo
Heritage Gold logo
Rye 51 logo
LEN Lifestyle logo
Aurélien logo
DL1961 logo
Citizens of Humanity logo
Magnanni logo
Di Bianco logo
Rubirosa logo
Eight & Bob logo
Italo Ferretti logo
Edward Armah
Dion 1967 logo
Filippo De Laurentiis logo
Calder Carmel logo
Scabal logo
Jack Victor logo
Meyer logo
Marcello Sport logo
Gran Sasso logo
Luciano Barbera logo
Fradi logo
Waterville logo
Hestra logo
Gimo's logo
Emanuel Berg logo
Malcom logo
Zerosettanta Studio logo
Oncept logo

Tailoring

8 houses

Tailoring

Sartorio Napoli

Italy · 1995

Soft-shouldered Neapolitan tailoring with a relaxed, modern hand.

Tailoring

Luigi Bianchi

Italy · 1911

Storied Mantova tailoring house — refined sartorial suits and jackets crafted with old-world precision.

Soft Tailoring

LBM 1911

Italy · 1911

Lubiam's unstructured jackets with a modern, lightweight Italian sensibility.

Sportswear & Tailoring

Eleventy

Italy · 2007

Milanese contemporary luxury — easy tailoring, fine knits and travel-ready cloth.

Tailoring

Heritage Gold

Canada · Montreal

The successor to Hickey Freeman — acquired by Samuelsohn in 2013, with production now crafted in their Montreal atelier using the original Rochester patterns and old-world tailoring techniques.

Tailoring

Jack Victor

Canada · 1913

Fourth-generation Montreal tailoring house — refined suits, sport coats and trousers cut from the world's finest Italian and English cloths.

Tailoring

Luciano Barbera

Italy · 1971

Biellese sartorial house crafting soft tailoring, sport coats and shirts from the finest Italian and English cloths.

Tailoring & Cloth

Scabal

Belgium · 1938

Brussels-based weaver and tailor since 1938 — Scabal has supplied the world's finest tailors with English cloth from its Huddersfield mill (woven since 1539) and crafts its own ready-to-wear and made-to-measure menswear.

Shirting

3 houses

Shirting

Eton

Sweden · 1928

Cult Scandinavian dress shirts in non-iron twill, poplin and signature jacquards.

Shirting

Stenströms

Sweden · 1899

Family-owned Swedish shirtmaker known for hand-stitched collars and luxurious cottons.

Shirting

Emanuel Berg

Europe · 1989

European shirtmaker cutting and sewing refined dress shirts and knitwear from Italian cloth since 1989.

Knitwear

2 houses

Knitwear

Filippo De Laurentiis

Italy

Italian knitwear specialist working in cashmere, cotton crêpe and the finest natural fibres.

Knitwear

Gran Sasso

Italy · 1952

Italian knitwear house from the foothills of the Gran Sasso mountains — cashmere, merino and cotton sweaters and polos woven entirely in-house.

Sportswear

6 houses

Sportswear

Rye 51

USA · 2011

Effortless American sportcoats, knits and washed cotton trousers.

Sportswear

Calder Carmel

USA · California

Limited-edition luxury sport shirts inspired by California coastal living.

Sportswear

Marcello Sport

USA · Florida · 1991

Family-owned American menswear house crafting refined polos, knits and sport shirts in mercerized cotton with exceptional detailing.

Sportswear

Fradi

Italy

Italian outerwear and sport tailoring where technical performance meets Italian sartorial sensibility.

Sportswear

Zerosettanta Studio

Italy

Contemporary Italian metropolitan sportswear — technical fabrics and considered cuts built around ease of movement.

Sportswear

Edward Armah

USA

Tailored polos and refined sportswear from designer Edward Armah's modern menswear label.

Outerwear & Leather

2 houses

Outerwear

Waterville

Italy · 1992

Made-in-Italy outerwear — vests, jackets and overcoats combining high-tech fibres with natural cashmere and wool for timeless elegance.

Leather Outerwear

Gimo's

Italy · 1974

Vicenza atelier specialising in supple lambskin and shearling jackets — the definitive Italian leather blouson.

Trousers

2 houses

Trousers

Meyer

Germany · 1960

German trouser specialist crafting impeccably-fitted dress and casual trousers — engineered cloth, considered details and a near-legendary fit.

Trousers

Malcom

Italy · 2022

Italian luxury trouser maker — modern dress trousers in exceptional cloth with an unmistakably flattering fit.

Denim

2 houses

Denim

DL1961

USA · 2008

Performance denim woven for fit, recovery and an exceptional hand.

Denim

Citizens of Humanity

USA · 2003

Los Angeles-made denim with a devoted following among the well-dressed.

Footwear

5 houses

Footwear

Magnanni

Spain · 1954

Four-generation Spanish shoemaker celebrated for hand-finished leathers.

Footwear

Di Bianco

Italy · 1947

Hand-burnished Neapolitan dress shoes of remarkable depth and patina.

Footwear

Rubirosa

Italy

Italian-made driving moccasins and loafers in supple suede and calfskin.

Casualwear & Footwear

Aurélien

Netherlands · 2014

Mediterranean-inspired suede loafers, polos, and weekend essentials.

Footwear

Oncept

USA · New York

New York-based sneaker house making elevated, lightweight everyday sneakers with responsible construction and quiet design.

Neckwear

2 houses

Neckwear

Italo Ferretti

Italy · 1967

Handmade silk ties, scarves and accessories from a storied Italian luxury house.

Neckwear

Dion 1967

Canada · 1967

Family-owned Toronto neckwear maker — silk ties, bow ties and pocket squares for the well-dressed.

Accessories & Fragrance

3 houses

Accessories

LEN Lifestyle

USA

Hand-finished leather belts and accessories in vibrant suedes and fine calfskin.

Gloves

Hestra

Sweden · 1936

Fourth-generation Swedish glove maker — hand-cut leather gloves, driving gloves and cold-weather essentials crafted in the family atelier.

Fragrance

Eight & Bob

France · 1937

Storied French fragrances first crafted for John F. Kennedy on the Côte d'Azur.

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