Craft
The Hand
Every Herringbone & Sui garment is made by hand. The needle is guided by Indian master tailors whose craft has been passed down through generations.
Between cloth and garment lie hundreds of hours and thousands of hand-stitches. This is how a Herringbone & Sui piece is made — and by whom.
We make in the Italian tradition, by Indian hands — the same patience, the same canvas, the same slow finish that the great Neapolitan houses are known for.
Every Herringbone & Sui garment is made by hand. The needle is guided by Indian master tailors whose craft has been passed down through generations.
A floating chest canvas is stitched, never glued — so the jacket breathes with you and moulds to your shape over years of wear.
The lapel is pad-stitched by hand to give it a soft, living roll that no machine can replicate.
Each buttonhole is cut and sewn by hand — a Milanese on the lapel, a slow and patient finish.
Sleeves are set by hand, the shoulder shaped to fall clean and natural, soft in the Neapolitan manner.
The garment is pressed in stages with a heavy iron and a damp cloth, coaxing the cloth into its final, quiet line.
