Founders of Officine Paladino, Vishal Advani and Suraj Nanwani, share their thoughts on how the brand started, the new Eco-Evolution collection, and where the brand is heading.
We’re already into the second month of 2026 and the key trade shows and fashion shows of SS2026 has flown by. The trends we are seeing this year are consolidations of past years’ fluctuating dress codes. Many of these trends will be familiar; what’s distinct is the breadth of their presence in suiting for men and women. Relaxing the lines
The Primary Haus is a Bangkok-based tailoring studio offering Florentine tailoring, a style that works well with Officine Paladino’s Linen collection.
While most suiting fabrics can be worn all-year-round, some fabric types are better suited for comfort in warmer or more humid climates, and others for cooler weather. Here are our expert recommendations for summer, autumn, and more.
Cupro and cupra fabrics such as Bemberg are often described as vegan silk, and have grown in popularity in the last decade. Discover what makes Officine Paladino’s new Cupro fabrics ideal for lining a jacket, or as a creative tailoring fabric on its own.
Brushed cotton fabrics are a new addition to Officine Paladino’s Mondo collection. Discover how brushed cottons are finished, and what qualities it offers.
At Officine Paladino, we are serious about linen fabrics for suiting. The right linen cloth can offer comfort in intense summers, and still look sharp enough for the office week. Learn which qualities of linens matter, and how to take note of them.
From waxed chore coats to vivid-coloured standout suiting, Officine Paladino’s cotton fabrics can do it all.
This article was first published on Anatoly & Sons’ website. We thank them for their appreciation of our fine cloths. “A contemporary take on time-honored tradition” – it might be one of the most overused cliches in the realm of high-end living. Swiss watchmakers, jewelry manufacturers, bespoke shoemakers: all trumpet the modernity-heritage dichotomy’s role in their approach, seemingly believing themselves to
We’re off to a quick start this year, beginning with Pitti Uomo. The intense weather has us craving for a warm cup of coffee, or at the very least, a solid outer coat in mocha mousse, Pantone’s colour of the year. Maybe you’ve heard the saying ‘once you go brown, the other colours all let you down’. We’re pretty sure
Sarah Ann Murray, a stylist synonymous with sartorial elegance, imparts priceless women’s tailoring wisdom. Today a leading Europe-based fashion stylist, creative director and luxury specialist, Sarah Ann Murray first cemented a respected reputation in the world of tailored menswear during her tenure as fashion editor at the bible of sartorial style, The Rake magazine. At The Rake, Sarah styled memorable
Partners in business and in life, Samuel Ng, the founder of In Personam, and Julianne Tan, the creative force behind Sub Rosa, explore the differences between tailoring women and men. “When it comes to menswear, the rules around fit are generally well-established,” says Samuel Ng, reformed lawyer and founder of Singaporean tailoring atelier, In Personam. “There might be stylistic differences,
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