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Our fabrics

Every great garment starts with great cloth

At Bespoke By CB, we source our fabrics exclusively from the world's most respected mills. From Belgian luxury to British heritage, Italian innovation to American curation, these are the houses that make your garment possible.

Why fabric matters

A custom suit is only as good as the cloth it's cut from. The fabric determines how your garment drapes, breathes, wears over time, and ultimately how it makes you feel. We work with fifteen of the most respected names in the textile world, each one chosen for a reason.

  • Dormeuil luxury natural fibre fabrics in vibrant seasonal colors

    Climate-appropriate

    Miami heat demands lightweight, breathable cloth. Our mills produce tropical wools and performance blends designed for South Florida living.

  • Scabal 2000 collection fabric swatches with scissors and tailoring tools

    Super numbers

    Super 100s to Super 250s, the higher the number, the finer the fiber. We guide you to the right super number for your lifestyle and how hard you wear your clothes.

  • Plaid and windowpane check fabric swatches arranged by color family

    Color & pattern depth

    Our mills offer thousands of colors and patterns, from classic navy pinstripes to bold checks and seasonal palettes. Your wardrobe, your expression.

  • Holland & Sherry luxury velvet, metallic brocade, and jacquard textile selection

    Touch & drape

    Premium fabric doesn't just look better, it feels better. The hand, the drape, the way it moves with you. You notice the difference every time you put it on.

  • Holland & Sherry bespoke selvedge detail with gold woven label on herringbone wool

    Longevity

    Quality cloth lasts. A well-made suit in premium fabric can serve you for a decade or more, making the investment far more economical than replacing cheaper garments year after year.

  • Gladson fabric selection with selvedge detail and magnifying loupe

    Provenance

    Biella, Italy. Huddersfield, England. Brussels, Belgium. These regions have produced the world's finest cloth for centuries. We source directly from the source.

  • Scabal Royal Ultimus luxury suiting fabric with metallic chain detail

    Brussels, Belgium · Est. 1938

    Scabal

    The gold standard in luxury suiting fabrics

    Scabal has been defining luxury menswear fabrics since 1938. Known for pushing the boundaries of what cloth can be, from their legendary Super 250s to innovative blends with cashmere, silk, and even diamond dust. When you choose Scabal, you're choosing a fabric that has dressed royalty, heads of state, and anyone who refuses to settle.

    Highlights

    • Super 150s to Super 250s wool
    • Signature Noble collection with cashmere blends
    • Diamond Chip and Summit collections
    • Over 5,000 fabrics in stock
    Explore Scabal fabrics
  • Holland & Sherry luxury fabric swatch book with gold foil lettering

    London, England · Est. 1836

    Holland & Sherry

    Nearly two centuries of British tailoring excellence

    Holland & Sherry has supplied the world's best tailors since 1836. With roots in London's Savile Row, their fabrics embody the tradition and restraint of British tailoring: refined, durable, and quietly confident. Their Sherry Stretch and Holland & Sherry Platinum collections are staples for clients who value substance as much as style.

    Highlights

    • British heritage since 1836
    • Platinum and Platinum Plus collections
    • Sherry Stretch for comfort and movement
    • Extensive tweed and flannel selection
    Explore Holland & Sherry fabrics
  • Ariston Napoli windowpane blue suit with red tie, Italian craftsmanship

    Biella, Italy · Est. 1947

    Ariston

    Italian craftsmanship meets modern innovation

    Ariston fabrics are born in Biella, Italy, the heart of the world's finest wool production. Ariston combines centuries-old Italian textile tradition with cutting-edge innovation, producing cloths that are lightweight, breathable, and perfectly suited to warm climates like Miami. Their proprietary easy-care finishes create fabrics that feel as good as they look.

    Highlights

    • Lightweight tropical wools perfect for Miami
    • Proprietary easy-care and wrinkle-resistant finishes
    • Vibrant color palettes and seasonal collections
    • Ideal weight range for warm-weather dressing
    Explore Ariston fabrics
  • Gladson fabric swatches in plaid patterns with branded label

    New York, USA & Biella, Italy · Est. 1933

    Gladson / Carlo Barbera

    The American cloth merchant with Italian soul

    Gladson has been the bridge between Italian textile artistry and American style since 1933. As one of the most respected fabric merchants in the United States, they curate collections from Italy's finest mills (Dormeuil, Reda, and others) and make them accessible to American tailors and clothiers. Their selections are tailored to the American body, lifestyle, and climate.

    Highlights

    • Curated Italian mill collections since 1933
    • Dormeuil, Reda, and Carlo Barbera fabric selections
    • Americana-fit fabric programs
    • Carlo Barbera seasonal colors and cashmere blends
    • Strong warm-weather and performance options
    Explore Gladson / Carlo Barbera fabrics
  • Marzoni charcoal windowpane suit with black overcoat and houndstooth tie

    Frosinone, Italy · Est. 1950s

    Marzoni

    Italian fabric, bold expression

    Lanificio di Marzoni has been weaving Italian excellence since the 1950s, producing over 500 new designs each year. What sets Marzoni apart is their fearless approach to color and pattern. These aren't fabrics for the man who wants to blend in. From buttery linens to structured winter flannels, every Marzoni cloth is made in Italy and designed for men who dress with intention.

    Highlights

    • Over 500 new designs per season
    • Bold seasonal color palettes
    • Tropical linen and warm-weather specialists
    • Excellent value for Italian-made quality
    Explore Marzoni fabrics
  • Loro Piana Tasmanian and Royal Wish swatch books on marble surface

    Quarona, Italy · Est. 1924

    Loro Piana

    The pursuit of absolute quality

    For six generations, Loro Piana has sourced and crafted the world's rarest natural fibers, from Peruvian vicuña to Mongolian baby cashmere to Tasmanian merino so fine it was once considered impossible to weave. Based in Quarona since 1924, the mill combines obsessive raw-material sourcing with generations of weaving expertise to produce fabrics that define the very top of the luxury pyramid.

    Highlights

    • Six generations of Italian textile mastery
    • Exclusive access to vicuña and baby cashmere
    • Tasmanian® merino: the gold standard for business suiting
    • Summertime collection designed for warm climates
    Explore Loro Piana fabrics
  • Thomas Mason 1796 fabric swatches with gingham and striped shirt cloths

    Albiate, Italy & Jermyn Street, London · Est. 1796

    Albini / Thomas Mason

    The finest shirting cloth in the world, since 1796

    The Albini Group is Italy's leading shirt fabric producer, and their crown jewel is Thomas Mason, the English shirting brand founded in 1796 on London's Jermyn Street. For over two centuries, Thomas Mason has dressed the world's most discerning gentlemen, supplying the fabric behind every great bespoke shirt. From Sea Island cotton to bold seasonal patterns, Albini and Thomas Mason represent the pinnacle of what a shirt can be.

    Highlights

    • Thomas Mason: 228 years of English shirting heritage
    • Genuine Sea Island cotton, the rarest cotton on earth
    • 700+ volumes of archival designs spanning 150+ years
    • Bold seasonal patterns and timeless classics in equal measure
    Explore Albini / Thomas Mason fabrics
  • Dormeuil 1842 Ethical Cloth swatch book with selvedge detail on navy wool

    Paris, France · Est. 1842

    Dormeuil

    Parisian elegance, British cloth

    Founded in Paris in 1842, Dormeuil is one of the most storied names in luxury menswear fabrics. The house built its reputation sourcing the finest British wools and presenting them with French sophistication. Today, Dormeuil combines that heritage with forward-thinking collections like Amadeus 365 and Luxury Natural Fibres, producing cloth that is as ethical as it is beautiful.

    Highlights

    • Over 180 years of Parisian heritage since 1842
    • Amadeus 365: the benchmark all-seasons cloth
    • Luxury Natural Fibres: vicuña, baby cashmere, guanaco
    • Iconic British checks, herringbones, and tweeds
    Explore Dormeuil fabrics
  • Drago fabric swatches showing the range of Solanus² and Brera collection colors and textures

    Biella, Italy · Est. 1972

    Drago

    Ultra-lightweight wool redefining what fabric can do

    Lanificio Drago has been weaving in Biella, Italy since 1972, drawing on centuries of textile heritage from one of the world's most revered weaving regions. The Solanus² collection is a breakthrough in ultra-lightweight wool, engineered to perform like a much heavier cloth while weighing a fraction of it. The Brera collection is purpose-built for sport coats, with textured weaves and bold patterns that give jackets personality and depth. For a warm-climate city like Miami, Drago's open-weave breathability and featherweight feel make it one of the most practical luxury choices on our shelves.

    Highlights

    • Solanus² ultra-lightweight wool
    • Brera sport coat collection
    • Ideal for Miami warm climate
    • Open-weave breathability
    Explore Drago fabrics
  • Medici fabric sample books and rolled fabric bolts in blue and gold tones

    Italy

    Medici

    Bold sport jacket fabrics for the confident dresser

    Medici Fabrics is an Italian mill known for sport jacket and blazer cloths that make a statement. The St Tropez collection is their standout line, featuring bold plaids, rich Mediterranean colors, and textured weaves inspired by the French Riviera. These are fabrics for the man who treats a sport jacket as an opportunity for self-expression rather than a safe neutral. The textures and open weaves pair beautifully with unstructured, half-lined jackets that are perfect for Miami's warm climate.

    Highlights

    • St Tropez bold plaid collection
    • Mediterranean color palette
    • Textured weaves for unstructured jackets
    • Sport jacket and blazer specialists
    Explore Medici fabrics
  • Cavani fabric sample book with sage green fabric drape showing quality and craftsmanship

    Italy · Est. 1988

    Cavani

    Premium natural-fibre cloths woven in short runs

    Cavani Cloth House is an Italian textile house established in 1988, known for premium natural-fibre cloths woven and finished in short runs. Rather than producing in massive volume, Cavani focuses on smaller batches with meticulous attention to every meter. Their range spans from Super 150s worsteds for business suiting to Irish linen for warm-weather jackets and Italian wool-and-cotton blends that bridge the gap between structure and comfort.

    Highlights

    • Super 150s worsteds
    • Irish linen collections
    • Italian wool and cotton blends
    • Small-batch short-run production
    Explore Cavani fabrics
  • Aveda branded fabric card with gold lettering and crest marking their founding year 1960

    Italy

    Aveda

    Eco-luxury fabric for the modern gentleman

    Aveda is known for eco-conscious luxury fabrics that don't compromise on quality or performance. Their cloths combine sustainable sourcing with premium weaving techniques, making them a top choice for clients who value both craftsmanship and environmental responsibility. From recycled and natural fibre blends to responsibly sourced wool, every fabric is designed to prove that sustainability and luxury can coexist without trade-offs.

    Highlights

    • Eco-conscious sustainable sourcing
    • Premium weaving with recycled and natural fibres
    • High-performance comfort
    • Ideal for the environmentally aware client
    Explore Aveda fabrics
  • Hesworth Discoverer fabric swatch book on wooden surface with natural lighting

    Italy

    Hesworth

    Textiles engineered for tailor-led precision and modern movement

    Hesworth is a modern tailoring fabric brand shaped by the pursuit of refinement. Their textiles are engineered to hold form, flow with movement, and elevate the maker's craft. Refined in feel and disciplined in structure, Hesworth cloths give the tailor a canvas that cooperates, holding crisp lines at the shoulder and lapel while remaining comfortable and breathable through the body. It is fabric designed to make a well-made garment look even better.

    Highlights

    • Precision-engineered textiles
    • Modern movement technology
    • Refined hand feel
    • Disciplined structure for tailoring
    Explore Hesworth fabrics
  • Guabello Connoisseur fabric sample book on a navy windowpane check fabric

    Italy · Est. 1815

    Guabello

    Biella's finest worsted wool and luxury blends since 1815

    Guabello has been weaving luxury fabrics in Biella, Italy since 1815, making it one of the oldest mills in the region. Known for their refined worsted wool suiting, Guabello produces cloth that balances tradition with innovation. The Connoisseur collection is their hallmark line, featuring Super 150s and higher worsteds in classic patterns and sophisticated solid shades. Their fabrics are a favorite among tailors who appreciate cloth that drapes beautifully and wears comfortably year-round.

    Highlights

    • Connoisseur Super 150s+ worsted collection
    • Biella milling tradition since 1815
    • Classic patterns and sophisticated solids
    • Year-round comfort and drape
    Explore Guabello fabrics
  • Caccioppoli fabric collection display with Mount Vesuvius logo and rich Neapolitan textiles

    Naples, Italy · Est. 1920s

    Caccioppoli

    Neapolitan textile tradition with Mediterranean soul since the 1920s

    Caccioppoli is a historic Neapolitan textile house founded in the 1920s by Vincenzo Caccioppoli. Known for their Mediterranean design sensibility, Caccioppoli produces fabrics with bold patterns, rich colors, and a distinctly Italian character that sets them apart from the more restrained English and Biella mills. From textured sport jacket cloths to elegant dinner jacket fabrics, Caccioppoli produces textiles with a character that is unmistakably Italian.

    Highlights

    • Neapolitan textile tradition since the 1920s
    • Bold patterns and Mediterranean colors
    • Sport jacket and dinner jacket specialists
    • Four generations of family ownership
    Explore Caccioppoli fabrics

And many more

In addition to our featured mills, we have access to fabrics from dozens of other prestigious weavers and merchants around the world, including Reda, Vitale Barberis Canonico, Caccioppoli, SIC Tessile, and more. If you have a specific cloth in mind, chances are we can get it.

Book a consultation and let Christian walk you through the full range.

Frequently asked questions

What fabric brands does Bespoke By CB use for custom suits in Miami?
Bespoke By CB sources fabrics from Scabal, Holland & Sherry, Ariston, Gladson, Marzoni, Loro Piana, Albini/Thomas Mason, and Dormeuil. These are the same mills used by top Savile Row tailors, available at our Brickell showroom or during in-home consultations across South Florida.
What is the best suit fabric for Miami's hot weather?
For Miami's warm climate, we recommend lightweight tropical wools, linen blends, and breathable weaves from our mills' warm-weather collections. Scabal's Summit collection, Loro Piana's Summertime line, and Ariston's lightweight fabrics are all excellent choices for South Florida.
What does Super 150s or Super 200s mean for suit fabric?
The Super number refers to the fineness of the wool fiber in microns. Higher numbers mean finer, softer, and lighter fabric. Super 150s is ideal for business suits, while Super 200s and above are reserved for special occasions. We guide you to the right Super number based on your lifestyle and how hard you wear your clothes.
How much does a custom suit with luxury fabric cost in Miami?
Custom suits at Bespoke By CB start at $1,299. Pricing depends on your fabric selection from our luxury Italian and English mills. Every suit includes a personal pattern, 34+ measurements, and hand-finished construction.
Can I see and feel fabric samples before ordering a custom suit?
Yes. Our Miami Brickell showroom carries swatch books from all our mills. You can see, touch, and compare fabrics in person. Christian also brings fabric samples to in-home consultations across Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach counties.

Feel the difference in person

You can't truly appreciate these fabrics through a screen. Visit our Miami showroom to see, touch, and compare swatches from all our mills. Book a free consultation and let Christian walk you through the options.

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