Caruso, Italy
Caruso was founded in 1958 by Raffaele Caruso as a humble workshop that’s grown to be, at the helm of Aldo Maria Camillo, a world leader in quintessential Italian tailoring. Its impeccable suiting, shirting, knitwear and outerwear range is envisioned for ‘the good Italian’, a masculine character of refined taste borrowed from Ernest Hemingway and impersonated by actor Giancarlo Giannini in the label’s namesake short-film series. At the Fabbrica Sartoriale Italiana, each piece is born from top-quality fabrics constructed under meticulous standards – a single buttonhole can take up to 15 minutes to make – the result of extensive research and experimentation paired with a naturally smart aesthetic.
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