Premium Mill Fabrics

Founded in 1924 in the Biella region of Northern Italy, Loro Piana is universally acknowledged as the producer of the world's finest natural fibres. Their fabrics represent the pinnacle of luxury — incomparably soft, breathable, and durable.

Loro Piana is famous for sourcing the rarest natural fibres: Cervelt (from the Patagonian deer), vicuña (the most expensive natural fibre in the world), baby cashmere (from baby Hircus goats), and their legendary Super 200's wool. A suit in Loro Piana fabric is among the most exclusive garments a man can own.

Founded in 1910 by Ermenegildo Zegna in the alpine foothills of Biella, Zegna has been setting the standard for Italian menswear fabrics for over a century. The company owns its own sheep farms in Australia and sources fibre from around the world.

Zegna fabrics are celebrated for their balance of luxury and practicality. Their Trofeo Wool collection, made from the finest Australian merino, is one of the most awarded suiting cloths in history. Zegna also pioneered innovative blends, including Cashwool (cashmere and wool) and their High Performance® stretch fabrics.

Established in 1836 in London, Holland & Sherry is one of Britain's most prestigious fabric merchants. Their reputation for quality, consistency, and service has made them the supplier of choice for Savile Row tailors for nearly two centuries.

Holland & Sherry stock over 5,000 designs at any given time, spanning traditional British and Scottish cloths through to contemporary Italian fabrics. Their Highland collection of tweed and flannel is particularly beloved, as is their City collection of fine worsted suiting.

Founded in Brussels in 1938, Scabal quickly established itself as one of the world's premium fabric houses. Known for their bold use of colour, rich patterns, and exceptional craftsmanship, Scabal fabrics are favoured by those who want to make a statement.

Scabal is famous for creating some of the most exclusive fabrics in history — including cloths woven with gold and silver thread, and fabrics incorporating rare gemstones. Their standard collections are equally remarkable for quality and design, offering an extraordinary breadth of choice.

Established in Paris in 1842, Dormeuil has been creating exceptional fabrics for over 180 years. The company has a direct relationship with fibre growers around the world, ensuring absolute control over quality from fleece to finished cloth.

Dormeuil is particularly celebrated for its Vanquish II — arguably the world's finest ready-made suiting fabric, woven from 11.9 micron merino wool. Their Amadeus collection and Royal Qiviuk (musk ox fibre) are also among the most sought-after fabrics in bespoke tailoring.

A master of the Italian textile tradition, Marzoni produces cloth in the Biella region of Piedmont — the heartland of Italian suiting fabric. Their cloths are characterised by exceptional softness, brilliant colours, and immaculate finish.

Marzoni is particularly known for their lightweight suiting fabrics, ideal for warm climates. Their tropical weight worsteds and linen/wool blends are a favourite at Shaniel for clients in the UAE, Singapore, and Australia.

One of Britain's great fabric houses, Harrisons of Edinburgh has been weaving exceptional cloths since 1863. Their Edinburgh collection is a cornerstone of British tailoring, celebrated for its quality, consistency, and extraordinary range of colours and patterns.

Harrisons is the weaver behind many of the most classic British suiting cloths — from the iconic tropical worsteds to heavy winter flannels. Their Shetland tweeds and highland checks are particularly beloved. Harrisons is the most affordable of our premium brands without sacrificing quality.

Founded in 1663 — making it one of the oldest textile manufacturers in the world — Vitale Barberis Canonico produces fabric in Pratrivero, Biella. Their cloth is characterised by a clean, fresh Italian aesthetic with exceptional quality at an accessible price point.

VBC (as they are commonly known) is one of the most widely used fabrics among global bespoke tailors. Their Super 110's to Super 140's range offers incredible value, while their premium VBC collections rival fabrics costing significantly more. Their Extralight range is a favourite for summer suits.