Tagliatore Man

Tagliatore, the brand Made in Italy for a smart and elegant man

The story of Tagliatore began in 1940 in Martina Franca, in Apulia, when Vito Lerario decided to open a shoemaker’s workshop; Such was his skill that he got the nickname "Tagliatore" since he was the best cutter of uppers in the district. It was the 1972 when Vito’s son, Francesco, opened his tailoring shop and, in 1999, Pino Lerario made Tagliatore the brand we all know today. A brand that sees in tailored jackets its realization and its notoriety thanks to timeless models such as Montecarlo and Paris jackets.

Tagliatore for men: the jacket that sets the trend

Whether it’s spring summer or autumn winter, the Tagliatore men's jacket remains an essential icon in men’s wardrobe. Impossible to think about men’s suits and outerwear without making reference to Tagliatore jackets. The two iconic models of the Lerario brand are Montecarlo and Paris, the timeless blazers for men. Montecarlo, with its clean lines and fit cut well, matches both a sporty and elegant outfit; the spring summer version in linen and cotton blend makes the outfit fresh and versatile especially in blue color (absolutely inevitable also the Wales cream and beige with double slit). For those who want to be perfect at every ceremony, the Montecarlo men’s suit by Tagliatore in sand or blue colour is the perfect solution; the wool mixed with silk gives brilliance and freshness to the fabrics, while the slim fit men's trousers with pinces are suitable to be worn with either leather shoes or classic sneakers. What about the fall-winter period? If we need a warmer men’s suit, the Pino Lerario suit by Tagliatore will do just fine thanks to its stretch wool fabric.

The winter charm of Tagliatore men’s coat

Single-breasted three buttons, double-breasted, angled and not: Tagliatore men’s coat is a garment that can not miss in the winter male wardrobe. Available in wool or cashmere, it can be worn with or without a belt, and it is elegant both in classic shades such as camel, blue and black and also in the most unusual ones such as the black and white bichrome.