Caruso

Caruso is an Italian brand of men’s clothing and accessories owned by the Italian company Raffaele Caruso Spa.

In 2009, Umberto Angeloni, the former head of Brioni bought the factory. Under his management, the company began to develop its own brand, Caruso.

Total production volume is about one hundred thousand items per year; 10% of total production is made-to-measure.

The suppliers of their materials (fabrics and leather) are usually not indicated on the products, but the materials are of impeccably high quality.

Standard Caruso wardrobe – classic suits, relaxed single-breasted jackets, shirts, jackets, lightweight outerwear, and accessories.

Umberto Angeloni

The Caruso company began in 1958, when Raffaele Caruso, a tailor from Naples, founded an atelier in Parma, specializing in sewing classic men’s clothing for private clients.

The brand’s technologists are famous for the development of natural fabric mixes. For example, Gobigold (a combination of Mongolian camel wool with mohair and silk) is used to make suits for summer collections. They also use Houdini – smooth, non-wrinkling fabric, that is a mixture of gabardine with lycra, which gives the fabric a characteristic sheen.