Does Brioni fit true to size?

Yes. Knitwear, polos and the Plume jacket use Italian sizes 44 to 56, true to size: a 100 cm chest is a 50, a 48 is a medium. Trousers are IT 44 to 54 by waist, jeans inch 31 to 38, loafers UK 5 to 11 and between sizes you take the smaller one. The Brioni size guide has the full tables.

Why is Brioni so expensive?

Brioni is one of the oldest Italian tailoring houses, founded in Rome in 1945, and makes everything in its own atelier in Penne, where it has trained its own tailors since 1985. According to the house a bespoke jacket takes around 220 steps and 22 hours. At Paul Zeist a Brioni sweater costs 990 to 1,200 euros and a knit polo 830 to 1,100 euros; the jackets run from 2,900 to 5,700 euros.

What is the difference between Brioni and Kiton?

Both are at the top of Italian tailoring. Brioni, from Rome, is structured and formal, with a built shoulder; Kiton, from Naples, is soft and unpadded with more handwork per jacket. In knitwear the two are closer; we carry both in Zeist so you can compare them on the same rail.

Does Paul Zeist sell Brioni suits?

On request. Brioni suits are not on the rail, but we order one for you through Brioni in the store in Zeist. Online you find Brioni knitwear, polos, the Plume jacket, jersey blazer, suede blouson, trousers, jeans, loafers and accessories. Suits from other houses are in men's suits.

What is Brioni Trama knit?

Trama is Brioni's textured knit, its surface inspired by the sampietrini cobblestones of Rome. We carry it as a crewneck in navy, graphite, beige and dark purple and as a polo with short or long sleeves, all in Brioni knitwear and Brioni polos. The composition of each piece is on its product page.

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Brioni has cut men's clothes in Rome since 1945 and staged the first men's fashion show in 1952; everything is made in Italy. At Paul Zeist…

Brioni has cut men's clothes in Rome since 1945 and staged the first men's fashion show in 1952; everything is made in Italy. At Paul Zeist you find the Brioni ready-to-wear that works every day: Brioni knitwear in the Trama and Two-Tone knits, Brioni polos with short and long sleeves, the Plume peak-lapel jacket, the unstructured jersey blazer, the 75th suede blouson, Pienza and Capri trousers, Meribel jeans and suede loafers, and ties, caps and fragrance in Brioni accessories. Italian sizes 44 to 56, true to size: see the Brioni size guide. Brioni suits are available on request.

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Brioni: Roman tailoring since 1945

Brioni knitwear: sweaters, cardigans and the Trama knit

Brioni polos and T-shirts

Brioni jackets: Plume, jersey blazer and suede blouson

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Brioni size guide

Brioni suits: on request

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Frequently asked questions

Does Brioni fit true to size?

Why is Brioni so expensive?

What is the difference between Brioni and Kiton?

Does Paul Zeist sell Brioni suits?

What is Brioni Trama knit?