Our Craft

Construction, explained honestly.

Terms like “full canvas” get thrown around a lot. Here's what they actually mean, and what you're paying for at each tier.

Fusible interlining bonded to the cloth for structure. Clean, lightweight, and the most accessible way into a Veliero garment.

A floating canvas through the chest, fused elsewhere — the traditional balance most tailoring houses build their core range on.

The same half-canvas structure, built with a heavier horsehair blend for a softer, more natural lapel roll.

A floating canvas from collar to hem, hand-padstitched to the cloth. This is the construction most bespoke houses consider their standard.

Full canvas construction with hand-set sleeves and a hand-finished lapel — visible in how the jacket moves with you, not just how it looks still.

Entirely hand-padstitched and hand-finished, down to hand-cut buttonholes. Our most exacting construction, for those who want to feel the difference.

We’ll recommend a construction based on how often you’ll wear the garment and what you’re using it for — not the other way around.