Cocci StefanoItaly's Cocci Stefano is a maestro for dyed cotton fabrics for tailoring et al., be it jackets, shirts or trousers. Founded on creating recycled clothing from repurposed wool fibers, Stefano's Prato-based mill is now engaged in the production of cotton textiles from raw materials rather than recycled wool. The company began its ‘green’ eco-friendly initiative in 2008 and began sourcing 95% of its energy from renewable sources. Proudly using Italian raw materials, and manufacturing entirely in-house, Cocci Stefano offers its clients quick and efficient delivery of cotton textiles - made for tailors.We love the 100% plaid plain woven cotton in black and grey for suit separates and the navy and white tiny check material for business shirts.DeveauxFrance's Deveaux specializes in creating the fine jacquard knits and woven fabrics. Founded in the 1700’s by Andre Deveaux, the mill has remained family run for nine generations. In 1830, Deveaux acquired its first mechanical weaving looms and specialized in producing fabric for shirting, including fabrics featuring the famous “Vichy” checks pattern. In the 1990’s Deveaux expanded its offerings to include a line of soft and comfortable jersey fabrics. Deveaux’s unmatched attention to detail and commitment to quality is apparent in every piece of fabric they produce. Meanwhile, its lustrous textiles design are a result of consistent innovation in patterned tailoring materials.You can't overlook the checks for suiting. From the the bolder red, white and black plaid check in woven twill to the green and blue hue in the same mid-weight weave blazers and trousers are made by Roanne's top manufacturing through the machines at Deveaux. Cubic shirting - comprised of cotton and viscose - is another standout in trending pinks and blue. The classic dandy and the modern gent are catered for here.DormeuilThe House of Dormeuil has specialized in producing royally luxurious fabrics for the past 170 years. Servicing the British aristocracy and London's Savile Row, the firm's textiles are designed and developed by an in-house team who employ traditional methods with today's technology.For the modern tailor, the France-originated Dormeuil specializes in the production of linen, pashmina, silk, cashmere, merino, mohair, cotton, and vicuna. Dormeuil’s fabrics are used by suit maker Oscar Hunt and tailor, David Reeves. Dormeuil's Amadeus collection is the star for jacketing and pants in suits. We love the grey and purple worsted wool cloth for a casual business costume, while the gray wool check is more formal for office wear.