At Scavini, we work with the world’s finest mills, including Holland & Sherry from the UK, and Vitale Barberis Canonico and Loro Piana from Italy. These prestigious names are essential partners, with whom we collaborate closely to present you with the finest and most refined fabrics.
Unlike others, we do not offer low entry-level prices at the expense of quality. At Scavini, our very first range already begins with 100% Italian wool.
Our selection is built primarily around Vitale Barberis Canonico Super 110’s — the so-called ‘perennial wools’: timeless classics, elegant and versatile. We also add a few flannels and cottons, chosen for their simplicity and refinement.
Wool is the queen of fabrics for suits, jackets, and coats. Thermo-regulating, naturally wrinkle-resistant, and with an elegant drape, it combines both fluidity and structure. Most wools come from Merino sheep, raised in Australia or New Zealand.
Its weight varies by season: 220 to 300 g for spring-summer, 320 g and above for autumn-winter, and up to 600 g for coats.
“Cotton is found mainly in trousers — chinos and denims — but also in shirts and t-shirts worn close to the skin. A fabric of everyday wear, it is appreciated for its simplicity and its resistance to frequent washing.
The ultimate summer fiber, linen is strong, breathable, and quick-drying, offering a refreshing feel even in the hottest weather.
Hypoallergenic and eco-friendly, it is also one of the oldest materials used in clothing.
Derived from the thread spun by the silkworm, this natural fiber is prized for its softness and sheen. Thermo-regulating, it can be worn in both summer and winter, bringing luminosity and refinement to fabrics.
A suit is the combination of a jacket and trousers made from the same fabric. At the beginning of the century, it was often worn with a waistcoat and was then called a ‘complet.’