Suit City
Sanayei Trading has always paid close attention to the needs of its customers, constantly offering the new generation of fabrics and the newest designs of the most famous factories all over the world, especially from Italy, England and France.
Holland & Sherry
England · Founded 1836
Suiting ClothDormeuil
France · Founded 1842
Suiting ClothScabal
Belgium · Founded 1938
SuitingEmanuel Ungaro
France · Founded 1965
SuitingCarnet
Italy · Founded 1945
Suiting ShirtingCaccioppoli
Italy · Founded 1920
SuitingStandeven
England · Founded 1826
SuitingEscorial
England · Founded 1980
SuitingHarrisons
England · Founded 1863
SuitingHuddersfield
England · Founded 1850
SuitingDrago
Italy · Founded 1975
SuitingMarling & Evans
England · Founded 1782
Suiting ClothAriston
Italy · Founded 1963
SuitingClissold
England · Founded 1910
SuitingPiacenza
Italy · Founded 1733
Suiting ClothTallia di Delfino
Italy · Founded 1903
SuitingGuabello
Italy · Founded 1815
SuitingReda
Italy · Founded 1865
SuitingF.lli Cerruti
Italy · Founded 1881
SuitingFox Brothers
England · Founded 1772
Suiting ClothH. Lesser & Sons
England · Founded 1865
SuitingBarrington
England · Founded 1930
SuitingDrapers
Italy · Founded 1954
SuitingHow to choose
Suiting
Suiting is read by its yarn count — the Super 110s to 180s on the selvedge. The higher the number, the finer the fibre, the softer and more lustrous the cloth, and the more readily it creases.
For a suit worn several times a week, Super 110s to 130s stays the most balanced choice. Keep the higher counts for occasion wear.
Shirting
Shirting is judged on three things: weave, weight and finish. Poplin is smooth and formal, and sits better under a jacket. Oxford has a coarser weave and suits a shirt worn open. Twill carries a slight sheen and creases less.
Coating
Coating is chosen on weight, not on fineness. A wool and cashmere blend is warmer and lighter but wears through sooner; pure wool lasts longer.
The process
Cut length in three steps
- 01 Choose You choose the cloth from more than five thousand designs in the swatch books.
- 02 Work out the length Our specialist works out the length you need from your height and measurements.
- 03 Collect The cut cloth goes to you or your tailor — or stays with us for made-to-measure.