In the 1930s, tailor Vincenzo Attolini created the deconstructed jacket that set the standard for Neapolitan style. From a tiny tailor shop in Naples, Italy, the Attolini suit became a status symbol among jetsetters with an appreciation for stylish tailoring and flawless craftsmanship. The Bal Harbour boutique showcases the ready-to-wear collection, which includes elegantly tailored suits, shirts, leather jackets, and hand-sewn denim. But the most loyal customers will request custom suits, which are constructed in the Naples workshop where some 150 tailors cut and sew every garment the way Vincenzo did in the 1930s.
