Fill your atelier with qualified brand orders

We partner with Italian workshops, factories and ateliers that produce tailoring and ready-to-wear to a high standard: jackets, suits, shirts, trousers, knitwear, outerwear and accessories. Both small artisan workshops and larger production units fit the network.

Tell us what you make, your capacity and your standards. We match you with brands whose products fit your specialism and send well-specified orders. You focus on production while we manage the brand relationship.

Joining the network to be considered for orders does not require an upfront fee. Share your capabilities and we will discuss how we work together before any commitment. Email ask@capricebespoke.com to begin.

We do. Caprice coordinates briefs, scheduling and follow-up with the brand, and passes you clear, structured specifications. That reduces back-and-forth, rework and disputes so you can stay on the floor.

Yes. Each order arrives with measurements, materials and production instructions in a consistent format, so your team can begin without chasing missing details.

Matching is based on fit, not volume. When you join, we record what you actually produce well: the garment types, construction methods, fabrics you handle and your realistic capacity. When a brand brief comes in, we route it to the workshops whose specialism and availability match it, rather than broadcasting every job to everyone. That means the orders you receive are ones you are equipped to make to standard, so you spend less time quoting work that was never a fit and more time producing pieces that suit your floor.

Brands come to a Made-in-Italy network for genuine quality, so every order is produced to an agreed specification and checked against it. Quality is managed in stages rather than only at the end: the brief and materials are confirmed before cutting, production follows the approved sample, and finished pieces are inspected before they ship. Clear specifications up front are what make this work, because most quality disputes come from ambiguity, not capability. Workshops that consistently meet standard become the first choice for repeat and higher-value orders in the network.