Years in the making, STRO is the brainchild of Robert Spangle, the multi-talented man behind Thousand Yard Style.
The last 150 years have witnessed unprecedented changes in daily life. And yet, the basic design of the two-piece suit has remained relatively static—until now.and its designer Robert Spangle have officially declared a sartorial revolution with the STRO suit, which represents the first major change to men’s tailoring in a very long time.
But this is not an avant-garde play for the sake of aesthetics. Spangle, a multi-hyphenate who’s spent time as a U.S. Marine, an apprentice on Savile Row, and a photographer documenting everything from Pitti Uomo street style to the war in Ukraine (often on Instagram as, addresses how tools, transport, and climate have all changed since the suit’s emergence in the late 19th century.
“The waistband is a great place to hold weight,” Spangle says of the design. “It’s not going to throw off the line of the jacket, the front vents allow access to it, and it’s a natural motion. Much more natural than reaching across your chest and fishing something out of your in-breast pocket.” Sartoria Caracciolo, which worked closely with Spangle to perfect the design, is for now its exclusive maker. The STRO suit is priced at $2,800 for, or $2,600 for MTM. The STRO Safari will set you back $2,000 for a bespoke model or $1,800 for MTM; an MTO option is slated to launch in June. Interested parties may commission them directly from Sartoria Caracciolo, or via Spangle himself, who is Los Angeles-based but plans to hold trunk shows elsewhere later this year.
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