Shared Biella dye lots across coats, blazers, trousers, and silk base layers—pair any 2–3 pieces for automatic 12%–18% outfit savings.
Five-point floating horsehair canvas shoulder, six genuine dark horn buttons, and contoured waist darts.
Floor-skimming architectural overcoat with a self-supporting stand collar and detachable horn storm tab.
Deep double-inverted front pleats release from a high banded waist into a structured mid-calf A-line volume.
Combines the peak lapel and canvassed shoulder of a bespoke dinner jacket with a wrap-front D-ring skirt.
Twin forward-facing English pleats, curtained tailored waistband, and weighted hem tape for an unbroken crease.
Fully fashioned on 18-gauge Italian flat-bed machines for a breathable second-skin architectural rib.
Two-piece sculptural lantern sleeves engineered with darted elbow tucks and a concealed horn placket.
Unlined and hand-finished using cucito a mano invisible split-cloth seams requiring fourteen hours of handwork.
Every Branthew Atelier woven label carries a batch code tracing your cloth directly to its spinning lot in Biella, Piedmont. We never over-produce for clearance bins—each colorway is cut in runs of 120 to 250 numbered garments.
Adjust your height, weight, and preferred shoulder expression to project millimeter seam specs—then pair matching Biella separates for automatic 12%–15% savings.