Styl Biella
Founded in 1975 by Piero Perino in Biella, Italy, Stylbiella has established itself as a premier textile manufacturer, renowned for its luxurious fabrics. Initially serving as a key supplier to major fashion houses like Armani, Hugo Boss, and Versace, the company has since shifted focus exclusively to the "Su Misura" (made-to-measure) market, offering a contemporary approach to bespoke tailoring. Stylbiella's commitment to quality is evident in its meticulous selection of natural fibers, including fine wools and cashmere, all 100% made in Italy. This dedication ensures that their fabrics meet the exacting standards of discerning clients worldwide.
Ermenegildo Zegna
Ermenegildo Zegna, founded in 1910 in Trivero, Italy, is renowned for producing high-quality fabrics and luxury menswear. Originally a textile mill, the brand expanded into ready-to-wear suits and accessories while maintaining a strong commitment to sustainability, exemplified by the Oasi Zegna nature reserve and initiatives for fiber traceability. Zegna was the first luxury menswear brand to enter China in 1991 and went public on the NYSE in 2021. With a heritage of craftsmanship, innovation, and environmental responsibility, Zegna remains a leader in high-end men's fashion.
Thomas Mason
Thomas Mason flaunts a timeless elegance, in which the meticulous attention to quality and details is flanked by continuous research and experimentation. The Thomas Mason collection boasts the use of double twisted fabrics made with the finest extra-long staple yarns in the world, capable of reinterpreting and revolutionizing the stylistic canons of every era, without losing that eccentric touch and the British taste that never seems to go out of fashion. The strictly British imprinting of these historic fabrics is now reinterpreted on a trendy and innovative basis, generating new rules of elegance and style for the contemporary gentlemen.
Soktas
Soktas has been a specialist designer and producer of cotton fabrics since 1971. Headquartered in Turkey, Soktas provides shirting fabric to many of the world’s best-known fashion labels, as well as to made to measure and bespoke shirt makers. Vertical integration allows for control of the entire production chain to produce cloth. Development of original yarns and new blends is a priority for Soktas to create exceptional cotton fabrics.
Getzner
Established in 1818, Getzner Textil is one of Europe's oldest industrial companies, originating as Getzner, Mutter & Cie. Over its 200-year history, the company has evolved into a leading manufacturer of high-quality fabrics, renowned for innovative designs and sustainable production practices. In 1980, the textile division became an independent entity, Getzner Textil AG, and now operates globally, supplying premium textiles for fashion and technical applications.
Albini
Founded in 1876 in Albino, Italy, Albini Group is a family-owned textile company renowned for producing high-quality shirting fabrics. Over five generations, the company has expanded its operations, now managing seven factories and exporting to over 80 countries. Albini Group's portfolio includes esteemed brands such as Thomas Mason and David & John Anderson, acquired in 1992, as well as Albiate 1830, known for its denim fabrics. The company's commitment to innovation and quality has solidified its position as a leader in the textile industry.
Alumo
Established in 1918 by Carl Albrecht in Switzerland, ALUMO has evolved from a modest weaving mill with 48 looms into a premier producer of fine cotton shirting fabrics. The company underwent a pivotal change in 1941 when Robert Morgen joined, leading to the name Albrecht + Morgen, later abbreviated to ALUMO. Specializing in two-ply fabrics, ALUMO meticulously oversees the entire production process—from selecting extra-long staple cotton to weaving and finishing—ensuring unparalleled quality. Renowned for their soft, silky touch and durability, ALUMO fabrics have become the choice of esteemed tailors and garment manufacturers worldwide, maintaining a legacy of Swiss textile excellence for over a century.
Thomas Mason
Established in 1796 by Sir Thomas Mason in Lancashire, England, Thomas Mason became a leading manufacturer of high-quality cotton shirting fabrics. The brand gained prominence among London's West End tailors, serving the British aristocracy and expanding its reach globally. In 1936, Thomas Mason became the exclusive fabric supplier to Turnbull & Asser, the shirtmaker to the British royal family. During World War I, the company contributed to the war effort by developing specialized cotton fabrics for Royal Air Force pilots. In 1992, the Italian textile company Albini Group acquired Thomas Mason, integrating its rich heritage with modern innovation. Today, Thomas Mason continues to be synonymous with luxury shirting fabrics, blending traditional English elegance with contemporary Italian craftsmanship.
Tessitura Monti
Tessitura Monti produces world-class fabrics used by many of the top shirt-making houses. Italian fabric finishes are simply second to none. Tracing its history back five generations, Tessitura Monti aims to be to be the undisputed reference point in shirt-making textiles in the world market. The company has historical archives of over one million production samples, and is known for its unique designs which are often contemporary yet classical.