he cloth is an element of primary importance in the confection of a suit.

It can be heavy or light, soft or releasing, must however have a "good hand", that for the tailor is synonymous of first quality (from shoddy cloth will never be possible to gain a good suit).

Of no smaller importance, even if not visible , the inners of the jacket. They are its foundations, therefore like a house without foundations at the minimal jolt collapses, the jacket with inadequate inners is destined to become flabby in short time.

The inners are the hemps and the horsehair.

The hemps must have some essential characteristics: weight, softness and elasticity have to be proportioned to the type of cloth used.

The horsehair must have the same dowries added to that "stiffness" that creates those "bombè" at the chest typical the handicraft jacket.

The seams tucked and finished with points by hand with thin silk thread, the buttonholes made by hand with large silk thread completely cutted also on the wrists.

The sartorial collar and necklet , made precious by stitches by hand, the sleeves with tucked turn "type shirt", a beautiful "small boat" pocket the linings completely sewn by hand.

All these particulars together , are the uniqueness that is property of the handicraft suit.