Timeless Grace of Italian Fashion

Autumn Winter 27

Collection

Look 01

Suede vestNappa suede

Nothing here is meant to be worn alone. Every piece is cut to perfection

Look 02

Quilted giletCashmere blend

Look 03

Cotton shirtBrushed cotton

Sand and a burgundy that deepens with the cold, in suede, brushed cotton and soft knitwear

Nothing here is meant to be worn alone. Every piece is cut to perfection

Autumn Winter 27

Selected looks from new season

Look 04

Wool overcoatFine wool

Not made for a single season, these are clothes meant to be returned to, pieces that settle into a wardrobe and stay

Look 05

Linen trousers100% linen

Look 06

Field jacketCotton silk blend

Closer up, the details carry the collection, in fine wool, garment dyed linen and silk

Not made for a single season, these are clothes meant to be returned to, pieces that settle into a wardrobe and stay

An Italian Story of Craft and Passion

Origins

Umberto Bilancioni founds SACMA, his workshop in the Marche A name, a pair of hands, and the first thread of a story still being woven today

Signature

Umberto registers his own mark and unveils the first collection — the year the house finds its signature and begins to reach beyond Italy

New Generation

The first automatic Shima Seiki knitting machines arrive in fine gauges — the advanced craft behind the celebrated Bilancioni intarsia, carrying Italian excellence around the world

Beyond

Riccardo and Valerio step beyond the family walls to build their own experience — a chapter away that would shape everything that followed

In Memory

Umberto Bilancioni passes away, leaving behind six decades built on craft, care, and continuity

Continuity

A new pair of hands joins the atelier as nephew Paolo comes alongside Umberto — the family growing around the craft that defines it

Intarsia

The first automatic Shima Seiki knitting machines arrive in fine gauges — the advanced craft behind the celebrated Bilancioni intarsia, carrying Italian excellence around the world

First Showroom

The first showroom opens in the heart of Milan's fashion district, on Via della Spiga, welcoming an international clientele directly

Succession

Valerio acquires the majority of the company, and then the mark itself — the house passes fully into the hands of the second generation

Today

Legacy

Valerio Bilancioni carries the family tradition forward, presenting BILANCIONI collections that keep its craftsmanship, Italian manufacturing, and attention to detail alive

Atelier

Only noble raw materials enter the atelier: cashmere, silk, linen, cotton and fine wool blends. The list is short on purpose. A garment cannot be finished better than the yarn it was begun with, so the decision that matters most is made before anything is cut or cast on.

Knitwear is the heritage core of the house, worked in fine gauges on machines the atelier has refined since the 1980s. That is the craft behind the Bilancioni intarsia, patterning knitted into the cloth itself rather than printed or applied onto it.

Linking and finishing are done by hand, piece by piece. Where a machine would leave a seam, a hand leaves a join, flatter against the body and quieter under a jacket. It is slower, and it is the reason a piece holds its shape for years rather than seasons.

The last thing to go into a garment is the “Tailored” emblem, sewn where only the person wearing it will find it. It marks the piece as made by a tailor, to the fit a tailor intended. It faces inward because that is who it is for.