FG Albertelli

Centro Storico


Although no longer run by the label's founder, society shirtmaker Piero Albertelli, this renowned tailor's continues to dress Rome's well-to-do. Ready-to-wear cotton shirts, cashmere jackets, suits and woollen coats are sold alongside exclusive bespoke items, all rigorously cut and stitched by hand.


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