Made-to-measure and bespoke tailoring in San Marino
Chest canvas balanced, shoulder line cleaned, lapel hand-finished: San Marino benches name their sequence by what each stage has to achieve rather than by the tool it uses. Balance is set when the block is drafted to your figure. The shoulder is cleaned during assembly. The lapel is finished by hand at the close. Cloth runs beneath all three and you choose it, whether a balanced worsted twill or a plain weave at 240 g/m2 to 280 g/m2 for a year-round two-piece, an open hopsack or linen blend between 200 g/m2 and 230 g/m2 for airflow, or a carded flannel or compact twill from 350 g/m2 to 480 g/m2 against wind and cold. Alongside it you name collar, cuff, horn or corozo buttons, patch or flap pockets, interior lining, silhouette and monogram embroidery, priced live. Virtual try-on takes a photo and a queue of builds with a prompt attached. A framed capture on screen supplies the figures, which reach a Serravalle or Domagnano cutting table on TerzyApp.
