Petronius 1926: Milanese Craftsmanship

A photographic look inside Petronius 1926 for Der Feine Herr magazine. Since 1926, this family-run Milanese atelier has been dedicated to creating luxurious, hand-sewn ties and accessories. These images highlight the tradition, vibrant workshop, and timeless elegance that define Petronius.

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Vast storeroom at Petronius 1926, densely packed floor-to-ceiling with countless rolls of luxurious tie fabrics.
Female artisan meticulously cutting patterned blue fabric with shears at a workbench in the Petronius workshop.
Close-up of the Petronius 1926 wall plaque stating "LA CRAVATTA CUCITA A MANO" (The Hand-Sewn Tie), signifying their core craft.
Detailed view of an artisan's hands precisely cutting patterned blue fabric with large tailoring shears.
Storage shelf holding numerous rolls of labelled fabrics, including Mogador, Poplin, and Linen, at the Petronius atelier.
Workshop corner at Petronius 1926 showing fabric remnants, tools, and a traditional print, reflecting the workspace atmosphere.
Hallway view inside the Petronius 1926 headquarters, displaying framed ties and leading towards the fabric storage area.
Hands browsing through Petronius 1926 fabric swatch books displaying a wide array of colours and patterns for selection.
An open Petronius 1926 pattern book or pocket square featuring a detailed geometric design, resting on colourful silks.
Gigliola Wollisch discussing large fabric patterns or designs with her son and Bernhard Roetzel around a table laden with silks.
Close-up of a hand holding the label attached to a richly patterned Petronius 1926 silk tie.
Modern showroom or office space within Petronius 1926, elegantly lit and displaying accessories.
Overhead close-up showcasing a dense collection of colourful and intricately patterned silk fabric rolls ready for use.
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