A veritable library of fabrics, Fratelli D'Angelo di Donato was founded by brothers Mario, Antonio and Augusto D'Angelo in 1931. Still run by the same family, its soaring shelves stock everything from prestigious Taroni silk from northern Italy, to rolls of original and vintage fabrics from fashion greats like Versace and Emanuel Ungaro. Prices are competitive and non-shoppers are welcome.
Fratelli D'Angelo di Donato
Naples
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