Suit in super 120's wool natural stretch Napoli line drop 7

Tagliatore is an Italian sartorial clothing brand born in Martina Franca, in Puglia, within the history of the Lerario family. The name derives from the nickname of Vito Lerario, who worked as a craftsman cutting and sewing shoe uppers; his son Franco later dedicated himself to tailoring, while in 1994 Confezioni Lerario was born and in 1999 the Tagliatore brand was launched. Today Pino Lerario leads the creative direction, carrying forward an Italian production chain and a vision strongly linked to cutting, construction, and fabric research.

The jacket is the center of the Tagliatore language. The brand has built its recognition through important lapels, fitted but dynamic lines, clear proportions, and a use of color that makes the sartorial reference more contemporary. Suits, blazers, coats, and trousers are developed as parts of a coordinated wardrobe, where wool, cashmere, silk, cotton, and technical blends allow for modulating weight, structure, and formality. The sartorial vocation remains evident even when the construction becomes lighter or unstructured.

The Tagliatore selection on Setaccio is particularly wide in the categories of jackets and suits. Models like Montecarlo and Bruce coexist with double-breasted, tuxedos, suits in Super 110’s and Super 130’s wools, wool-cashmere jackets and wool-silk proposals. The assortment is completed by trousers, coats, and some more casual garments. Almost all the products analyzed in the current selection are made in Italy.

Tagliatore on Setaccio therefore represents a recognizable but not conservative Italian sartoriality. The precision of the cut, the variety of constructions, and fabric research allow choosing formal or more casual garments while always maintaining a strong product identity and a clear Made in Italy matrix.