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Brioni will host a Su Misura (bespoke) session on Saturday and Sunday, in its boutique in Lagoona Mall, Doha, Fifty One East announced yesterday.
The event, organised in partnership with Fifty One East will enable customers to create their own Su Misura garment.
On both days, a Brioni master tailor will be at disposal, offering clients the opportunity to choose their favourite style and one of the 300 fabrics of the season to define their Su Misura garment, also customisable via a number of exclusive details.
Brioni, founded in Rome in 1945 as a tailoring atelier and today recognised as the most prestigious Italian luxury menswear couture house, has been offering this exclusive service since the 50s.
Clients may contact telephone number 4425 7744 for appointment, according to Fifty One East.
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