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Fused - Fused jacket is a garment that’s made by bonding together two or more layers of fabric with a heat-activated adhesive material. The adhesive material is usually made from synthetic fibers, and it’s applied to the backside of the fabric to create a stiff, firm finish. This type of suit is called “fused” because the layers of fabric are fused together with the adhesive material.

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Half Canvas - Half Canvas jackets are a happy medium. They strike a balance between the advantage of canvassing and stitching in the crucial areas of the chest and shoulders.

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Full Canvas - A Full Canvas jacket has few to no heat-bonded elements, relying entirely on stitching—often by hand—to form the structure of the garment. It’s an incredibly high-skill and labour-intensive process, with a price tag to match.

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Sartoriale - finishing in the spirit of traditional craftsmanship

Beyond the construction itself, the finishing touches are also important. SARTORIALE stands for handcrafted details, often available in full canvas construction or as an additional option for high-end MTM.

Sartorial elements may include:

  • Manual stitching (AMF)
  • Hand-finished barchetta breastplate
  • Hand-finished sleeve linings and jacket bottom
  • Hand-sewn collar
  • All buttonholes are hand-sewn
  • L’asola lucida – a shiny silk buttonhole in a jacket lapel – an artistic expression of the craftsman’s skill
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