Maisons
The finestluxury maisons
Only maisons whose name stands for rare materials, masterful craftsmanship and unconditional status. Nothing mass-produced.
47 maisons · curated selection
The Elite League
The maisons that define the very meaning of luxury
- HermèsLeather and craftsmanship of the highest orderParis, 1837View →
- ChanelTweed, haute couture, iconsParis, 1910View →
- Louis VuittonThe luxury malle and the art of travelParis, 1854View →
- DiorThe New Look and Parisian architecture of cutParis, 1946View →
- Brunello CucinelliCashmere and quiet luxurySolomeo, 1978View →
- Loro PianaVicuña, baby cashmere, The Gift of KingsQuarona, 1924View →
The Italian Atelier
Tailoring mastery and rare materials
- KitonHandmade suits, vicuñaNaples, 1968View →
- Stefano RicciCrocodile, silk, ultimate luxuryFlorence, 1972View →
- Cesare AttoliniThe originators of the Neapolitan jacketNaples, 1930View →
- ZilliExotic leathers and fursLyon, 1965View →
- BrioniSu Misura, Roman eleganceRome, 1945View →
- ZegnaOasi Cashmere, TrofeoTrivero, 1910View →
- Tom FordHollywood gloss and precise tailoringLondon, 2005View →
- GucciFlorentine leather and maximalismFlorence, 1921View →
- PradaIntellectual minimalismMilan, 1913View →
- Bottega VenetaIntrecciato without logosVicenza, 1966View →
- FendiFur, Selleria, PeekabooRome, 1925View →
- ValentinoCouture drama and Rosso ValentinoRome, 1960View →
- Dolce & GabbanaAlta Moda and Sicilian splendorMilan, 1985View →
- Giorgio ArmaniPrivé, fluid linesMilan, 1975View →
- SantoniHand-patinated footwearCorridonia, 1975View →
- BerlutiVenezia leather, Patine UniqueParis, 1895View →
The Parisian House
The French school of cut and accessories
- CelineAustere Parisian minimalismParis, 1945View →
- Saint LaurentLe Smoking, black eleganceParis, 1961View →
- GivenchyAristocratic restraintParis, 1952View →
- ChloéBohemian femininityParis, 1952View →
- GoyardChevron, hand-paintedParis, 1853View →
- DelvauxThe oldest house of leather goodsBrussels, 1829View →
- MoynatRare trunks and Trunk bagsParis, 1849View →
Quiet Luxury
For those who need no logos
- The RowAbsolute minimalism and the finest fabricsNew York, 2006View →
- LoeweNappa, craft, PuzzleMadrid, 1846View →
- Max MaraThe 101801 cashmere coatReggio Emilia, 1951View →
- Ralph Lauren Purple LabelBritish-American classicNew York, 1994View →
- MonclerThe finest downGrenoble, 1952View →
- HernoItalian outerwearLesa, 1948View →
Closed Houses
Names for the inner circle: by appointment and made to order
- CifonelliTranslation not yet availableTranslation not yet availableView →
- Camps de LucaTranslation not yet availableTranslation not yet availableView →
- RubinacciTranslation not yet availableTranslation not yet availableView →
- Liverano & LiveranoTranslation not yet availableTranslation not yet availableView →
- Anderson & SheppardTranslation not yet availableTranslation not yet availableView →
- John LobbTranslation not yet availableTranslation not yet availableView →
- CorthayTranslation not yet availableTranslation not yet availableView →
- Edward GreenTranslation not yet availableTranslation not yet availableView →
- Gaziano & GirlingTranslation not yet availableTranslation not yet availableView →
- CacciopoliTranslation not yet availableTranslation not yet availableView →
- CharvetTranslation not yet availableTranslation not yet availableView →
- Colombo VicuñaTranslation not yet availableTranslation not yet availableView →
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