The journey of a custom, tailored InStitchu garment starts in the farm; we work with proud Australian Merino wool farmers, as well as an international network of cotton, linen and silk suppliers, to generate high-quality natural fibres in sustainable ways. These fibres are then moved to our trusted mills to be turned into high quality fabrics destined for suits and shirts and other garments, including centuries-old Italian mills like VBC, Stylbiella, REDA and Zegna. The fabrics are held by our trusted suppliers at Dayang, who cut the fabrics and turn them into specific garments, only when a customer has been measured and has designed the garment to their precise taste, needs and measurements, connecting our local tailors with the manufacturers through proprietary technology. This ensures there are no wasted materials and no garment is created unless there is a specific order for that garment, reducing the pressure on the environment. The garment is then shipped in bulk with other orders to our Showrooms, where any final tailoring is done locally, without any unnecessary extra transport.