David Brenno
Co-Founder, Fino Bespoke Tailoring
When you run your hand across a length of Loro Piana cashmere or a Holland & Sherry worsted, you are touching the work of generations. These mills have spent centuries refining their craft, and the difference is immediately apparent.
Italian mills, in particular, have mastered the art of finishing — the process of washing, pressing, and raising the fabric to achieve a specific hand feel. A cloth from Biella will often feel softer and more luminous than a technically identical weave from elsewhere.
“At Fino, we maintain relationships with the world's leading mills, curating a selection that balances beauty, performance, and value for our clients..”
— David Brenno
British mills tend toward structure and resilience, producing fabrics that hold a crease and weather the elements. The choice between Italian and British cloth often comes down to climate, lifestyle, and personal taste.
At Fino, we maintain relationships with the world's leading mills, curating a selection that balances beauty, performance, and value for our clients.