Since 1987, every Moretti garment has passed through the hands of exactly one tailor, from the first chalk line to the final press.
Giovanni Moretti opens a one-room workshop above a cobbler on Via Monte Napoleone. One tailor, one machine, and a ledger of eleven clients by winter.
A decade of quiet refinement produces the Moretti shoulder — soft, unpadded, unmistakable. Fittings are booked four months ahead.
Elena Moretti takes the shears. The house cuts its ten-thousandth suit and opens the archive room, where every pattern ever drawn is kept.
Trunk shows in London, New York and Tokyo. The waiting list grows; the pace of the needle does not.
The story continues, stitch by stitch. Your chapter is measured, cut, and waiting.
Begin your fitting