Sustainability begins with the product, but ends with logistics. To avoid further transport and returns, I'll cover a large portion of your costs for alterations!

Free returns of my clothes are a given for me, and I'm also convinced that you, as a customer, shouldn't have to pay for them (in a store, you won't be asked to pay for a return either). It's simply good manners.

But I also know that you wear my clothes out of conviction, not just for one special occasion. My clothes last a long time if you take good care of them, which makes it all the more important that they fit. I would love to be able to reduce my return rate. Not because I'd make more money, but rather because it's simply more sustainable not to constantly ship clothes across the country via DHL and other couriers.

That's why I offer my alteration service. You have 180 days to take any clothing purchased from my shop to a tailor of your choice and have it altered to fit you. This service is a one-time service, available within the first six months of purchasing the clothing.

What costs will I cover? I'll cover €20 for your changes. Check out the process below to see exactly how it works.

Read more about how the service works here.

On Lake Como, I find myself at the epicenter of Italian fabric production. Roughly speaking, Northern Italy weaves the fabrics, and Southern Italy makes the clothes (I'm probably going to get stoned by those in the know, but whatever).

The weaving mills and factories on Lake Como are all very small and still family-run. Ideal for me as a small business owner, as they can accommodate all my needs.

The wool for my trousers, blazers, and jackets comes from the renowned Carnet weaving mill. The shirt fabrics come from a small factory on Lake Como with its own printing facility and from Grandi & Rubinelli in Milan (which is also just around the corner).

Exclusive two-ply fabrics are still produced there, which are now difficult to obtain.

Quality is more important than quantity here, and that's exactly how I approach it with my brand.

In Naples, I produce in family-run workshops that still work by hand. The tailors and owners of these workshops cut the fabric with great love and precision and also partially handcraft the shirts and trousers. This guarantees not only the highest quality but also a personal touch that is often lost in machine production.

The family or owner of each studio personally checks for quality. Here, attention is paid not only to attention to detail, but also to what really matters: a perfect fit and excellent craftsmanship. Exactly as it should be when it comes to clothing that promises longevity and style.