Dissecting a Bundito
Having a tailor-made suit has always been like having a treasure. So many details hidden in a unique piece made exclusively for you. You can't help but feel proud, right?
You might be thinking, “For the price of a Bundito, we’ll have to see what details it has, if any at all…” And we understand you. We are still surprised at how we can offer such an incredible product at this price.
So keep your eyes peeled, you're going to learn all the details of a bundito, and above all, you're going to learn a little more about the world of tailoring than anyone has ever told you before.
We have made all the little details you once dreamed your suit would have come true. You won't want to part with your new Bundito.
100% MERINO WOOL
At BUND, we use high-quality merino wool to make our suits, as it is a flexible, durable and resistant material, with a great torsion capacity and a natural thermal property that insulates both cold and heat from the outside.
SUPER S NUMBER
The term "super 100s" refers to the fineness of the wool fibres measured in microns, with 18.75 microns being for a "super 100s" wool and 14.75 microns for a "super 180s". The choice of fabric quality depends on the intended use of the suit.
ROYAL BUTTONHOLES
Sleeve buttonholes are a sign of craftsmanship and personalization in tailoring. Their origin dates back to the etiquette of the gentleman in dress, where it was avoided to take off the jacket in public.
HEELS
The heel counter is a band of reinforced fabric that is sewn around the inside of the trouser leg to protect the bottom and edges from rubbing against shoes and is a traditional extra piece of tailoring. In our case it has a dimension of 2.5 cm.
CHOPPING CONTOURS
The dotted line on the edge of the flap is a hand finish indicating the completion of the garment without the use of interiors and heat sealing, with irregular stitches but visible only up close.
TAILORING KIT
We know you would love to be able to touch our fabrics.
