Ever wonder what it takes to create a tailored suit to make people stop and stare? Perhaps you also wonder what fashion designer is brave enough to dive into every part of the process, from picking out fabrics to shaping a whole brand?
Well, pull up a chair, because I had the chance to have an online chat with Andy Fine, founder of SARTORO, and he’s the guy doing all that—and then some. 💻💡
He’s a man who doesn’t just make suits; he’s running operations, crafting brand strategy, and overseeing every detail to bring his vision to life. That’s dedication, people! 💼📈🔥
Now, I don’t know about you, but as an official “seasoned autumn chicken,” nothing gets my heart beating like a man in a perfectly fitted suit. 💓👵
You know, that *right off the runway, but somehow made just for you* kind of vibe. Andy’s the type of fashion designer who could make a suit look so sharp it comes with a warning label. 🛑💯😏
One look, and even the wrinkles on my face are blushing! Ok then, get ready. We are going to meet the man who’s mastered the art of the dapper ensemble and made me remember just how swoon-worthy a great tailored suit can be. 🥰👔💥
Picture provided by Andy Fine
What is your name, function and the company you work for?
Andy Fine, founder of SARTORO
How old are you?
35
What kind of work do you do, or what are you studying to be?
I wear a lot of hats as the founder of SARTORO. From overseeing product development and operations to working on brand strategy, I’m involved in all aspects of the business.
What made you decide to become a Fashion Designer? Tell me about your journey.
I’m not a fashion designer by trade, but my journey into fashion came from a desire to create something better.
After years of working in e-commerce and realizing there was a gap in the market for high-quality, affordable bespoke suits, I saw an opportunity to combine traditional tailoring with modern technology.
Is fashion important to you? Why?
Absolutely. Fashion is a reflection of who we are. It’s not just about the clothes; it’s about how we present ourselves to the world. For me, it’s always been about quality and fit, and making sure people feel confident in what they wear.
That’s exactly why I started Sartoro—to bring that sense of empowerment through well-tailored, custom suits to as many people as possible.
Picture provided by Andy Fine
What are your successes, and how did you achieve them?
Sartoro is my proudest success. The journey to get here wasn’t a straight line. I left a finance job in NYC to pursue my entrepreneurial dreams, lived on five continents, and experimented with different business ideas.
Sartoro was born from my experience in e-commerce and my desire to create a brand that combined traditional craftsmanship with modern technology. By listening to what customers want and constantly innovating, we’ve built a company that makes bespoke suits accessible without sacrificing quality.
What’s something you might want to do in the future?
I’m focused on refining and enhancing the Sartoro experience, ensuring that everyone who orders from us receives the highest level of service and quality.
We're constantly looking for ways to improve, from the fabrics we use to the precision of our Digital Tailor. My goal is to make sure that every customer feels confident that they’re getting a suit that fits perfectly and meets their expectations.
I’d love for Sartoro to be known not just for its custom suits, but for consistently delivering an exceptional, personalized experience.
Is the name of the Brand important to you when you buy clothing or jewelry?
The name matters, but what’s more important is what the brand stands for. With Sartoro, we’ve built a reputation around quality, fit, and craftsmanship.
Our collaboration with Neil Lane is a perfect example of this—it's a partnership that combines our shared vision for timeless, elegant design with the modern technology that makes Sartoro unique.
Describe your personal style of fashion?
My style is all about balance—classic with a touch of modern. I’ve always loved a well-fitted suit that doesn’t try too hard but still makes a statement. I like timeless pieces that can be worn across different settings, and that’s what we aim to create at Sartoro—suits that are versatile, stylish, and personal.
How did you find your personal style? Do you have a signature look?
My style developed over time, especially while traveling. Living in different countries and experiencing various cultures gave me a unique perspective on fashion. My signature look? It’s definitely a tailored suit—because nothing feels as sharp and confident as something that fits perfectly. Sartoro’s Digital Tailor makes that level of personalization possible for anyone.
-min.jpeg)
Picture provided by Andy Fine
Do you have an influence on other people’s fashion style?
Through Sartoro, I hope we’re influencing the way men think about custom clothing. We’re showing that bespoke suits aren’t just for the elite—they’re for anyone who wants to look and feel their best. We’re making the custom experience accessible, regardless of your size or style preferences.
What are in your eyes the best trends at the moment?
The return to classic tailoring is one of the best trends I’ve seen. Men are starting to appreciate the value of investing in well-made, timeless pieces rather than chasing fast fashion. With Sartoro’s partnership with Neil Lane, we’ve embraced that shift by offering suits made from luxurious fabrics that combine both classic and modern elements.
What are in your eyes the worst trends at the moment?
Fast fashion, without a doubt. It’s disposable and lacks the quality and craftsmanship that makes fashion meaningful. Sartoro is the opposite of that—we believe in creating suits that last and can become a staple in your wardrobe for years to come.
What kind of fashion advice would you give us?
Invest in fit. A well-fitted suit will always look better than something off-the-rack, no matter the price tag. That’s why we focus so much on fit at Sartoro. Whether you’re tall, short, broad, or slim, your clothes should be tailored to you. When you invest in something that fits perfectly, everything else falls into place.
Who is your style icon, and why?
Neil Lane is definitely someone I look up to. He’s built an incredible career designing timeless pieces that evoke a sense of elegance and history.
His attention to detail is unmatched, which is why we partnered with him to create the Neil Lane Signature Collection. His approach to design resonates with our vision at Sartoro—to create something that feels both luxurious and accessible.
Is there something else you would like to share with us?
Sartoro is about breaking the barriers of traditional custom clothing. We want to make sure everyone, regardless of their shape or budget, can experience the confidence that comes with wearing a perfectly tailored suit.
Our collaboration with Neil Lane brings a new level of luxury to our offerings, and I’m excited to see how we can continue innovating and growing as a brand.
Picture provided by Andy Fine
Thank you so much, Andy, for taking the time to dive deep into my questions and share your passion for design! 😊 I’m truly impressed by how you bring your vision to life in every suit—now that’s style with purpose! 🌟👔
My dear readers, I know how busy things get, but if you have a moment, I’d love for you to check out some of my past interviews with other inspiring fashion minds. ⏳👀
Hope you like my blog.....Until next time.....Have a nice day
Renata (Seadbeady)
Enjoyed this post? Never miss out on future posts and receive the next blog posts in your Email inbox
Follow me on Instagram
Join me in my Facebook group to get more involved, if you want to be in my next gift guide, or just keep in touch
Want to be on my blog next time?? Want me to review your product?? Just send me a message.
Liked my blog post? Share it with your friends by using the buttons below, or let me know what you think with a comment.
No comments:
Post a Comment
Your comment will be visible after approval