Alex Villom

Our Craft

What isn't always seen

The true quality of a garment doesn't lie only in the outer cloth. Its internal structure determines how it falls, how it moves and how it evolves with the person who wears it.

Internal structure of an Alex Villom suit

Hand-canvassed, not fused

Beneath the outer cloth of every jacket lies an independent framework: layers of horsehair canvas, camel hair and cotton lining, hand-stitched without adhesives, allowing the cloth to move freely and mold to the anatomy of the person who wears it over time.

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Individual cutting

Every pattern is drawn by hand from a blank sheet, with no molds or industrial starting blocks.

Hand stitching

Hand stitches at the points that define the garment's drape and durability.

Successive fittings

The garment is adjusted on the body itself at every appointment, until an exact fit is achieved.

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