Does Brunello Cucinelli run small?

No. Knitwear, jackets and shirts use Italian sizes 44 to 56 and fit true to size, with a relaxed rather than slim cut: a 100 cm chest is a size 50. When you are between two sizes, choose the larger one. The Brunello Cucinelli size guide has the chest table and the conversion to XS to 2XL.

Why is Brunello Cucinelli so expensive?

Everything is made in Italy, mostly around Solomeo in Umbria, in cashmere and other natural fibres, by a company that, in its founder's words, pays its people a little more than elsewhere and trains its own tailors and knitters at its School of Arts and Crafts. At Paul Zeist a cashmere crewneck costs 1,100 euros, a knit polo 1,200 to 1,500 euros and an unstructured jacket 3,700 to 4,400 euros; the piqué polos, T-shirts and caps from 450 euros are the most accessible way in.

What is the difference between Brunello Cucinelli and Loro Piana?

Both are Italian cashmere houses. Loro Piana started in 1924 as a mill and is known for its fibres, baby cashmere and vicuña, in undyed colours; Brunello Cucinelli started in 1978 with coloured cashmere and builds a full wardrobe around it, from unstructured jackets to jeans and sneakers. We carry Brunello Cucinelli; for other cashmere knitwear see Doriani Cashmere.

Where is Brunello Cucinelli made?

In Italy, mostly in Umbria, in and around Solomeo, the hamlet near Perugia the company restored and has called home since the 1980s. The cashmere comes from Mongolia and China and is spun and knitted in Italy; the School of Arts and Crafts in Solomeo has trained the next generation of tailors and knitters since 2013.

Does Paul Zeist sell Brunello Cucinelli shoes and bags?

Yes. Knit and suede runner sneakers, suede penny and tassel loafers, sandals and mountain boots are in Brunello Cucinelli shoes, in EU 40 to 45; the tweed and leather weekend bag, wallets and logo caps are in Brunello Cucinelli accessories.

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Brunello Cucinelli

Brunello Cucinelli has made cashmere in colour since 1978, around the restored hamlet of Solomeo in Umbria, and still makes every piece in Italy. At Paul…

Brunello Cucinelli has made cashmere in colour since 1978, around the restored hamlet of Solomeo in Umbria, and still makes every piece in Italy. At Paul Zeist you find the menswear that defines the house: cashmere crewnecks and half-zips in Brunello Cucinelli knitwear, knit and piqué polos in Brunello Cucinelli polos, the unstructured herringbone jacket, bombers and shearling in Brunello Cucinelli jackets, garment-dyed trousers and jeans, runners and loafers in Brunello Cucinelli shoes, the weekend bag and caps in Brunello Cucinelli accessories. Italian sizes 44 to 56, true to size; see the Brunello Cucinelli size guide.

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