Loro Piana or Brunello Cucinelli?

>>12608176
there both good by for me B C(can't spell) is cheeper doe

Loro Piana any day of the week

I've actually never heard of Bruno cucinelli. But I like loro Piana. I have a few items from there (including boxers lol). My parents have many items from loro piana and also like it very much. Definitely not an everyday purchase, though.

LP

Wearing a lp sweater atm

quality is great but the reason I would prefer bc is because lp is owned by lvmh and bc is completely independent. this just sways me for some reason

>>12608176
BC for sure.

>>12608683
Bc for knitwear and more, however there suits lack appeal, cuts are weird, they don't look nice in my opinion. I think they look whack.

>>12608176

LP - in house manufacture and specialist production

Cuci - shit for new money chinks

So Loro Piana is, in terms of quality, the pinnacle of non-bespoke menswear right?
Is there an equivalent for technical fabrics and less classic designs?

>>12608776
>the pinnacle of non-bespoke menswear right
It's shares the podium with Cesare Attollini and I prefer their tailoring, it's a bit tighter and sleeker a bit more modern.

>>12608776
Acronym?

>>12608776
I think there's a lot of preference that goes into it. My dad likes loro piana outerwear but prefers suits from ermenegildo zegna. I've heard brioni is also good; I have one pair of pants from there which I really like.

I have a cucinelli sweater, it feels like it could last generations, no exaggeration. you can feel the hours put into making it

> being this new
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