Italian tailoring from Locorotondo, arriving at Barbuti this fall.
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In 1965, in Locorotondo, in the heart of Puglia’s Valle d’Itria, Michele Latorre began making tailored suits
for the men of his town. What started as one craftsman’s trade became a family discipline, passed to his four
sons, Vito, Alberto, Luciano, and Alessio, who carried it forward without changing its terms. Six decades later, every Latorre garment is still cut, sewn, and pressed at the family’s original headquarters in Locorotondo. The tools have changed. The standard has not.
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The fall edit
Eight pieces from the current collection, each cut and finished at the Locorotondo workshop.
Doppiopetto Suit
Two-Button Suit
Houndstooth Sport Coat
Pinstripe Overcoat
Knit Cardigan
Wool Trousers
Striped Tie
Cotton Dress Shirt
“Barbuti carries Latorre because good tailoring should last through more
than one season. These are clothes built by hand, in the same workshop, by
the same family, for sixty years.”
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