The World's Finest Fabrics
Exceptional Weddings Deserve Exceptional Fabrics
Cloth decides almost everything about how a wedding garment behaves: how it drapes, how it handles heat, how it photographs and how it looks at the end of a fifteen-hour day. We select from the great Italian and English fabric houses and match the cloth to your season, venue and dress code.

Fabric Houses We Work With
Loro Piana
Italy
Exceptionally fine worsteds and luxury blends with a soft, refined hand.
Drago
Italy
Super 160s luxury and Bluefeel collections — lightweight, resilient, elegant.
Vitale Barberis Canonico
Italy
Historic Biella mill known for durable, beautifully finished suitings.
Fratelli Tallia di Delfino
Italy
Distinctive color and pattern work with a luxurious finish.
Ariston
Italy
Neapolitan cloth merchant with expressive patterns and rich colors.
Dormeuil
England / France
Classic English structure with refined luxury blends.
Holland & Sherry
England
Traditional British suitings, formal cloths and evening fabrics.
Scabal
England / Belgium
Fine Savile Row-associated cloths and formalwear collections.
Zegna
Italy
High-performance Italian wools with consistent finish and drape.
Shirt cloth comes from Canclini and Alumo among others — view the shirt fabric library.
Choosing by Season and Setting
Spring & Summer
High-twist wools, fresco weaves, wool-silk-linen blends and lightweight mohair blends that breathe in warm weather and resist creasing through a long ceremony.
Autumn & Winter
Slightly heavier worsteds, flannels, velvets and richly finished evening cloths that hold their shape and photograph with real depth.
Coastal & Beach
Pale tones, linen and wool-linen blends, and open weaves suited to sea air, sand and bright natural light.
Evening & Black Tie
Barathea, midnight-blue evening wool, grosgrain and satin facings, silk velvet for dinner jackets.
Fabric Questions
Which fabric is best for a summer wedding in San Diego?
A high-twist wool or fresco in the 250–290g range is ideal — it breathes, resists creasing and photographs cleanly in strong coastal light.
What fabric should a black-tie tuxedo be made from?
Barathea or a fine midnight-blue evening wool, with grosgrain or satin facings on the lapel. Midnight blue often reads richer than black under evening light.
Can the wedding party's cloth be ordered together?
Yes, and we recommend it. Ordering the full quantity at once ensures every garment comes from the same batch, so the group matches exactly in photographs.