What we sell
Clothing, leather, accessories, and jewelry — plus the work around them
Five lines share one floor. The first four are stock you can see. The fifth is the service that holds a mill, a last, or a tray for a named client.
01 — Floor
Designer clothing, women and men
Day tailoring, evening cloth, knit, and outerwear from Italian ateliers, hung on the Fosdinovo rail in the lots we also wholesale. A shop that buys a short run receives the same dye ticket as a client who tries the jacket in the house. Alterations for a fitting in Italy are booked against that ticket, not a generic size chart.
02 — Last
Leather footwear, retail and wholesale
Premium shoes in natural leather — oxfords, loafers, boots, and evening lasts. Retail clients try the last at Via Montavecchia. Trade partners take pairs or small runs, packed after the hide check. Tannages are not mixed inside a carton; the mill mark on the insole matches the invoice.
03 — Cloth
Exclusive textile accessories
Scarves, ties, and related textile pieces sourced from the same mills as the garments, so hand and dye sit together. Accessory lots can travel with a clothing order; a capsule client can pull an accessory from the same dye family rather than a separate catalog.
04 — Bench
Author jewelry
Small-run jewels in checked alloys, sold from the Fosdinovo vitrine and to jewelers who want a Tuscan bench without a broker. Each piece is logged through alloy, setting, and pack. Trays beyond the glass are shown by appointment.
05 — Desk
Capsule, visiting stylist, pre-order, certificates
Capsule planning starts with a written brief — climate, occasions, sizes, and what is already owned. A visiting stylist can bring samples to a home or office in Italy. Exclusive collections can be reserved before they reach the rail. Gift certificates are issued for a named amount and work against any line. All of it uses the same three-stage check as packed stock.