Sabino – yesterday

The story of Sartoria Sabino is characterized by the natural gift – handed down from father to son – of interpreting the male elegance. Pasquale Sabino, son of a tailor, learned this art from illustrious master tailors of his time such as Angelo Blasi. In 1958, at the age of seventeen, he opened his first workshop. During the 80’s his tradition and his style are very much appreciated also by the Roman elite due to his more and more refined working techniques and to his personal ability to make a name for himself, both in the Italian and European fashion. In 1988 Pasquale Sabino opened a second workshop in Casalnuovo – in the province of Naples – and in 1990 he founded a tailoring school for young artisans in order to preserve the tradition of hand working.

Sabino – today

In 2000 Sartoria Sabino lands in New York where his art is soon appreciated by the American jet-set. Thanks to the help of civil funds, Pasquale opens a new and bigger workshop of 800 sqm in Casalnuovo (Naples). His new shop distinguishes for its sober and refined fitting-rooms but, at the same time, it is characterized by a warm and cosy environment. In 2002 Pasquale Sabino finally founds a company in New York thanks to the help of his two sons, Michele and Marcello – well-known tailors – and thanks to his daughter, Alessandra, who manages it. For his numerous Italian and foreign customers Sabino produces made-to-measure suits whose details are particularly refined: completely hand sewn, his suits are made in the most precious fabrics.