The suits designed by Rudolf display all the features of master craftsmanship, discreetly merging traditional styles with contemporary innovation. They associate personality and technique, sparing no detail and customising each one in accordance with the wearer’s personal taste.

The suits designed by Rudolf display all the features of master craftsmanship, discreetly merging traditional styles with contemporary innovation. They associate personality and technique, sparing no detail and customising each one in accordance with the wearer’s personal taste.

What would the black tailcoat, the undisputed king of the night, be without its contrasting bright white shirt? Ever since they came into fashion in 18th-century Britain, the white shirt, white stitching and white waistcoat have been considered the true stars of the tailoring world. There is no more comfortable clothing for a formal evening than the tailcoat: the flawlessly tailored jacket and high shirt collar will keep perfectly in shape all through the ball until the early hours of the morning.

The morning coat is arguably the most elegant apparel for a wedding. An adaptation of the frock coat, the morning coat was cut to knee height in the 1920s and since then has been combined with colourful waistcoats and extravagant silver-grey trousers.

The dinner jacket is a perfect blend of discretion and elegance. Any colour but black would be unheard of. To stand out from the others in dinner jackets, you need to count on the exquisite craftsmanship of your master tailor.