Initially hesitant, TSC member Sam found joy in Bergamo. The city's charm and club camaraderie made the trip worthwhile, fostering connections beyond sartorial talk.

Sam's Bergamo journey, with vintage finds and memorable dinners, left vivid memories. He encourages others to join future gatherings, as the club's global journey continues in Taipei and Mexico city, hoping to forge meaningful connections.

TSC trip #012 took Andy and Michèle (@styleafter50 and @mrsstyleafter50) to Bergamo and the world of Thomas Mason.

This historic textile brand, founded in 1796, is known for its exquisite shirting fabrics. The visit showcased their dedication to quality, from sourcing premium cottons to the intricate weaving process. The Thomas Mason archive, filled with historical patterns, proved a highlight, with many Victorian designs feeling surprisingly modern.

Bergamo's blend of old and new provided a fitting backdrop for this brand steeped in heritage and craftsmanship—a legacy woven into every thread.

In the heart of the Windy City, as TSC’s Chicago City Lead, Case Wiseman takes us on a journey through Chicago’s rich history, vibrant craftsmanship, and its enduring legacy.

From the resilience rebuilt after the Great Chicago Fire to the timeless artistry of Horween Leather and the iconic craftsmanship of Optimo Hats, Case brings his deep appreciation for Chicago’s unique spirit to life. Whether exploring its lush parks, bustling streets, or hidden gems, Case offers a personal perspective that celebrates the essence of Chicago—tough, stylish, and endlessly inspiring.

In this article, member Steven Elliott reflects on the shared dedication to craftsmanship at The Sartorial Club and The Glenrothes. He highlights how both the art of tailoring and whiskey-making are rooted in attention to detail, quality ingredients, and time—whether it’s selecting fabric or aging whiskey.

Steven shares how The Glenrothes elevates TSC events, with its expertly crafted spirits and passionate hosts, Matt Wozniak and Jennifer Blair. For him, it's a reminder that true luxury comes from the care and dedication behind every creation.

During field trip #011, member Adam Groh shares his experience exploring two hidden gems in Brooklyn's Industry City - Francis Waplinger’s bespoke shoemaking workshop and Rue Du Paradis, a bespoke lingerie studio. Adam delves into the artistry behind each craft, from the meticulous process of making handmade shoes to the delicate creation of lingerie, highlighting the unique materials and techniques that make these artisans stand out.

Through his journey, Adam reflects on how The Sartorial Club’s core values come to life. His experience not only showcases the craftsmanship of Francis and Fanny but also the sense of community and collaboration that defines the Club.

Club member Arthur Magnin delves into the art of Parisian perfumery, reflecting on how fragrance becomes a defining part of personal identity.

Guided by renowned "Nez" Aurélie Dematons at Bureau de Parfum, Arthur explores the nuances of high-end fragrances beyond the typical store experience. His journey ultimately leads him to REVOLUCIÓN by Carner Barcelona, a warm, leathery scent that captures the essence of Parisian sophistication and individuality.

The second day of the Sartorial Club's Campania field trip took David beyond the realm of Neapolitan tailoring into the breathtaking beauty of the Amalfi Coast to experience “La Dolce Vita”.

As David’s adventure concluded with a scenic stroll through Ravello, Positano, Sorrento and a reflective evening in Naples, he came to appreciate that this TSC field trip celebrated not only sartorial splendor but the art of refined living itself.

After exploring the Renaissance charm of Florence and the elegance of Pitti, Janne and other Platinum members travels to Naples, the vibrant capital of Campania, rich in historical and architectural marvels.

Here, the Club delves into the world of Sartoria Napoletana, beginning with a visit to Sartoria Ciardi, where brothers Enzo and Roberto, second-generation master tailors, continue their father’s legacy. The journey continues to Cerrato Napoli, where Marco Cerrato and his family craft bespoke trousers with a blend of tradition and modernity. These visits highlight the meticulous craftsmanship and family heritage inherent in Neapolitan tailoring.

Simon Brockbank of @smalltowndapper visited bespoke shoemaker Vivian Saskia Wittmer. At her unusual atelier in the city center of Florence, Vivian and her team gave a master class of bespoke shoemaking.

Simon Brockbank of @smalltowndapper explored outside of the realm of menswear. Back in Florence, he visited a mysterious jewelry master with the Club.

Simon Brockbank of @smalltowndapper traveled with the Club to Bologna visiting Drapers, the famous fabric merchant founded in 1956.

TSC member & writer Jack Collins is on a mission, to explore the sartorial hidden gems of Napoli.