Roman family creates exclusive "combat suits" for the "king" of Iron City

When we talk about ancient Rome, we first thought of those soldiers wearing gold helmets wearing gold helmets. When he was young, each man had a general dream, fantasizing that he was wearing a helmet and fighting on the battlefield, and he took the king to the world. Today, the Italian famous Roman family will be the writer's dream for the prince of the Iron City. On August 27th, the Roman family will hold an exclusive high-level custom-made wine-tasting session at the Oriental Mingyue Business Hotel in Daqing, and create exclusive “combat suits” for kings in all walks of life who overlook the world.

It is reported that this time, the Romans will organize a cocktail reception to integrate ancient Roman cultures and recreate the “king style” of the Roman era. At that time, guards dressed in ancient Roman garb will be waiting at the entrance to the event. , to welcome the guests participating in the event. All the distinguished guests from all walks of life came from the leaders of all walks of life. The style of the leaders who occupy the positions of the elites and the enthusiasm of the kings just echoed the theme of the “The Return of the Kings” of the Roman family tasting. At the same time, the Roman family invited the old president of Tokai Co., Ltd. Mr. Fujiwara Fujimaka to share the allusions and mysteries of the war coats, and invited international renowned bodybuilders personally for the on-site guests to create their own "King of the war."

The so-called "King of Warriors" does not simply refer to a set of exquisite armor, but refers to a symbol of status and a domineering attitude to whoever gives it up. This identity and domineering result from advanced customization. Haute couture represents a noble status symbol. It has a design that goes beyond the brand's apparel and has a unique production concept. The biggest difference between Haute Couture and branded apparel is that it highlights the brand, and the other is the brand that highlights self, elevates self, and makes the self more unique. Branded apparel shows a difference, advanced customization is ambition.

In 1901, King Edward VII of Rome succeeded. The Duke of Wellington in Rome, Italy, attended the coronation ceremony. He was specially invited by the well-known old tailor Robert Otta to design and produce a series of clothing for him. The unique design and exquisite sewing process made the garments immediately sought after by the Duke and local nobles. As a result, the old Robert Otta created the garment factory and named it "ROMASTER". Thus, the Roman family costume was born! The Roman family's garment factory, which was founded by the first-hand, has also become a celebrity gathering place for nobles to enthusiastically visit. As a well-known enterprise established more than a hundred years ago, the Roman family's garment manufacturing process has become more mature and exquisite in its heritage. Now it has become the culmination of this.

In the high society of Italy, nobles love their clothes not with well-known brands, but with their own style of custom clothing. The advanced customization of the Italian fashion industry is also based on this foundation. The Italians pursue individuality. The nobles in Italy pay more attention to the "noble taste". Only the customization that integrates itself as an element into the costume is the best symbol of the aristocratic identity.
Today, the Roman family still inherits the luxury design and perfect craftsmanship of old Robert. It combines mature, stable and passionate. The eyes of the Roman family have fully explored the charm of the modern metropolitan upstarts, integrating their unique temperament into the garment manufacturing process, and displaying this charm perfectly through costumes, demonstrating the success of urban men. The customization of the Roman family is no longer a work of one person (or workshop), but for each guest, it is a professional team that uses traditional manual and modern technology to provide "one-line" services. The combination of modern technology and traditional craftsmanship has greatly increased the efficiency of customization. It takes only 30 days to send the perfect exclusive custom clothing from overseas to the guests.
In addition, the Roman family is very particular about the selection of fabrics. The selected fabric suppliers include: Zegna, Guabello and Lanificio F.lli Cerruti, all of which are companies standing at the top of the world pyramid. The fabrics used include merino wool from Australia, mohair from South Africa, and cotton from Egypt, all using about 150 high yarn fabrics. All fabrics are natural and environmentally friendly to ensure that each product has the best Quality and the most comfortable touch.
After more than one hundred years of development, Roman family has brought its exquisite garment processing technology to all parts of the world. As early as 1994, the Roman family entered the Chinese market, not only providing ceremonial clothing for the “Beijing Guoan Football Team”, but also as the only Hong Kong representative company to attend the ringing ceremony of the Central Television Station on the day of Hong Kong’s return, followed by successive participation in the National Day. The 50th anniversary and other major events. Until 2008, 14 years after the Roman family entered China, the first "Imperial Tailoring" flagship store was officially opened at the bustling capital city center, the Beijing China World Trade Center, and became the hall for today's men's highest quality experience.
On the 27th, the Roman family held an exclusive "combat shirt" at Daqing to hold exclusive "combat shirts" for guests. It can also be regarded as a signal. Presumably, in the coming period, the Northeast, which is rapidly reviving, will set off an upsurge of advanced customization. The exclusive "combat suits" created by Roman family will surely become special weapons for the "kings" of all walks of life.

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