FOLLOW THE FEEL
Our Fabric Philosophy
Silicon Valley's Largest Trove of Designer Fabrics
Franco Uomo has scoured the world for the most luxurious, sensible, and courageously colorful fabrics for our Signature Suits and garments. Prioritizing the feel of a fabric above all else, our curated selection now includes thousands of swatches for the most economical or ostentatious custom design.
Everything starts with You.
Choosing the right color and fabric isn’t easy, but we’re here to help. Every Signature Look begins with a Style Consultation where a Professional Fashion Consultant gets to know you and your needs before curating a selection of fabrics to choose from based on season, trend, and what complements your skin tone.
Our House Collection
Sourced factory-direct, our Franco Uomo brand of 100% Super 120s Italian Wool Fabrics are the perfect place to start when designing a Signature Look.
Frankly, it’s what we wear.
Our Designer Mills
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Loro Piana
Loro Piana has a collection of textiles created for those who appreciate the outstanding quality that the company is renowned for the epitomizes Loro Piana’s clothing. The fabrics are made from fine fibres and superior quality materials purchased in their countries of origin and crafted in Italy, with rigorous quality controls at each stage of production. There is a range of textiles, the specialty of Loro Piana and each has a different characteristic.
The different textiles are Tasmanian, Zealander, Wish, Loro Piana Zibeline, Denim Flower, Record Bale and Loro Piana Zenit. The quality of their fabrics is extraordinary. Loro Piana is the largest cashmere and baby cashmere manufacturer in the western world.
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Reda
The top quality of Reda fabrics is produced by a carefully controlled process and an inexhaustible endeavour to perfect the yarn. The journey of their textile starts in New Zealand, where the best sheep are raised for the production of the finest Merino wools. For the finishing of fabric, it undergoes a series of treatments aimed at improving the stability, appearance and the softness of the product.
Afterwards, a light product is achieved, speciality of Reda suit fabric, that is pleasant to the touch because it is remarkably soft and also elastic and resistant, destined to the high fashion of classic men’s apparel. Reda excels due to the high level of its production, the fruit of more than a century of experience and is considered a synonym of quality, luxury and taste throughout the world.
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Fratelli Piacenza
“A fixed idea, a goal to be achieved without compromise: quality for Piacenza comes first. In raw materials, in the manufacturing process, in the fabrics and in the items of clothing produced. Every thread always symbolises quality.” This is the most important thread in the history of the Fratelli Piacenza company. A history, a culture and a tradition has lasted for 280 years.
The high quality of the waters of the Biella territory and consolidated expertise are fundamental for the processing and producing of Fratelli Piacenza fabrics. The meticulous selection of superfine wools with carefully limited production and the best noble fibers are combined with the evolved production process to maximize the natural characteristics of the fabrics with valuable blends or special finishes.
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Lanificio Ermenegildo Zegna
Four generations since 1910 of the Zegna family have led the success in textiles, through innovation, carefully balancing science with nature and craftsmanship with technology. The complete production process is carried out by Ermenegildo Zegna – from raw material selection to finishing.
Over the last hundred years, the Lanificio Ermenegildo Zegna has pioneered sophisticated men’s fabrics to become lighter, softer, more refined and with an improved performance and functionality. The mill has concentrated mainly on the production of high-quality wool, cashmere and mohair fabrics.
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Lanificio F.lli Cerruti
From the mid-eighteenth century in the municipal lists of Biella was placed the name of the Cerruti family, under the heading “Arti et Negotij”, this name was used to identify the manufacturers or producers of fabrics. In 1881 Antonio Cerruti together with his two brothers and a cousin founded the company. Their declared goal was to concentrate “in the production of innovative and quality fabrics”. The success was not long awaiting and within a few years, the company was expanded, with the most modern spinning and weaving machinery and large electrically illuminated halls.
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Vitale Barberis Canonico
One of the oldest woollen mills, a place of craftsmanship that is producing the finest fabrics for 354 years. Located about 50 miles north of Milan in the northern Biella region. Vitale Barberis Canonico continues to remain true to its origins and, by creatively renewing itself over time.