The Attolini Legacy Since 1930

Founded by Vincenzo Attolini in Naples, Cesare Attolini pioneered the spalla camicia (shirt-sleeve shoulder) — the hallmark of soft Neapolitan tailoring. Today led by the Attolini family's third generation, the house maintains absolute fidelity to traditional handwork requiring 25+ hours per suit and the collaboration of 8 master tailors for each garment.

The Collection

• Handmade Suits — each requiring 8 tailors and 25+ hours of work, featuring spalla camicia shoulder, hand-stitched lapels, and barchetta chest pocket
• Sport Coats — unstructured jackets showcasing Neapolitan soft construction
• Trousers — tailored dress pants with hand-finished waistbands and traditional pleating
• Outerwear — sartorial coats and blazers combining elegance with comfort

The 8-Tailor System

Cesare Attolini's signature process requires 8 specialized master tailors for each suit — one for cutting, one for shoulder construction, one for canvas work, one for lapels, one for sleeves, one for buttonholes, one for trouser finishing, and one for final assembly. This extreme division of labor ensures unmatched precision using premium fabrics including Super 150s to Super 200s wool from Italy's finest mills.

Spalla Camicia Construction

The spalla camicia (shirt-sleeve shoulder) invented by Vincenzo Attolini defines Neapolitan tailoring — soft, unpadded shoulders hand-attached with gathered sleeve heads creating natural drape and freedom of movement. Combined with high armholes, hand-stitched lapels, and floating chest canvas, Cesare Attolini suits achieve legendary comfort and elegance. Explore other Neapolitan tailors including Kiton, Isaia, and Sartoria Partenopea.

Fit and Sizing

Cesare Attolini suits feature refined Italian proportions with slim, tapered silhouettes, high armholes for mobility, and moderate jacket length. The fit is elegant without being restrictive. Cesare Attolini runs true to Italian sizing with various models available from slim to regular fit.