About
Made to last, designed to travel
Stranieri means “strangers” in Italian. The name is a quiet tribute to everyone who feels at home wherever they are: people who travel, move and settle, and who want clothes that go with them.
We design a focused wardrobe of coats, tailoring, shirts, knitwear and dresses in natural fibres such as wool, cashmere, linen and silk. Every piece is cut to be worn often, layered easily and kept for many seasons.
Our aim is simple: fewer, better clothes. We choose cloth carefully, finish each garment with care and price it fairly, so it becomes something you reach for again and again.
Meet the people who make Stranieri
Behind every Stranieri piece is a small team of designers, pattern cutters and makers who care about cloth, cut and finish as much as you do.
The Design Studio
From sketch to sample
The Atelier
Cutting and finishing
Our Makers
Skilled hands
Client Care
Here to help
What sets us apart
At Stranieri, we believe clothes should be beautiful, well made and worn for years. Our philosophy rests on a few simple values.
Quality
We choose natural fibres such as wool, cashmere, linen and silk, and finish every piece with care, so it looks better the more you wear it.
Fair prices
We sell directly to you, without heavy seasonal mark-ups, so you pay for cloth and craft rather than for a label.
Responsible materials
We favour natural and recycled fibres, small production runs and recyclable packaging, to make less and waste less.
Customer opinions
Awesome!
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2,137 VOTES
Beautifully cut and so soft. The wrap coat is the first thing I reach for every morning.
Joanna C.
The cashmere is light but really warm, and it still looks new after many wears.
Sue Z.
Soft through the shoulders and easy to dress up or down. I get compliments every time.
John T.
The silk moves beautifully and the fit is spot on. Perfect for evenings out.
Emily Y.
A classic trench done properly. Great weight, lovely colour and the belt sits just right.
Eva G.
Excellent wool and a clean, timeless shape. Sizing guide was accurate too.
Bruno E.