Shirts made in Italy for your label

Yes. Shirts and overshirts are made in Italy for brands, stores and made-to-measure services, and they carry your label. You send a design, a tech pack, a shirt to rework or a reference photo, and we specify it with you: collar, cuff, placket, pockets, fit, cloth, buttons and label. The order goes to a workshop in our network that makes shirts, a sample is made and refined, and production follows your approval. Dress and ceremony shirts, casual linen and oxford shirts, silk shirts for womenswear and overshirts all run through the same process, and quality control checks the cloth before cutting and every shirt before it ships.

Yes. The minimum order is 1 piece, so one shirt cut to one customer’s measurements is a valid order. That is how a made-to-measure service or a store uses the network: the customer chooses the cloth and the details, you send the measurements, and the shirt is made after the sale. The same model can also be produced as a run in standard sizes when you want stock. Unit cost moves with quantity and is quoted before you commit.

Shirts and overshirts take 2–3 weeks of production, the shortest of any garment group we make. The weeks count from confirmed measurements and specifications, so they start once you have approved the sample; how long sampling takes is agreed per project, because it depends on the style and on whether the cloth is in stock or milled to order. Runs of 50 pieces or more get their own schedule, agreed per order. Courier transit from Italy then adds 2–3 working days within Italy, 3–5 working days to Europe, including the UK and Switzerland, and 3–5 working days to the USA and Canada. Express shipping is available on request.

Start with the enquiry form on this page. Tell us what you sell today, where you sell it and the shirts you want made, and attach whatever you have: a sketch, a tech pack, a garment to rework or a reference photo. We turn it into a production-ready specification with you, a sample is made and refined, and production starts when you approve it. If the design is your own, the private label page explains how that works; if you want to test a style or reorder what sells, read the small-batch page; the brands page covers the rest, including made-to-order for retailers. The minimum order is 1 piece. Unit cost moves with quantity and is quoted before you commit.