The Matteo Perin Story
Matteo
Perin
A Bespoke Italian House — Jackson Hole, Wyoming
"Everything I design should fit who they are, instead of me trying to make them who I am. I design lifestyles, not pieces."
Matteo Perin
From the Dolomites
to Deloney Avenue.
The title JH Style Magazine gave its profile of the house, Winter 2025. It remains the truest map of the story — three chapters, told here in order.
Verona, above the Adige.
The bench.
Every commission begins at the bench in Verona, in the hands of master tailors and leather artisans. Nothing is cut before the client approves it — hide, patina, and fit are confirmed first. The house's most demanding piece, a one-of-one crocodile jacket, holds that bench for more than one hundred hours: a hand-selected Nile or Porosus hide — only one in a hundred skins qualifies — a patina painted by a single artisan.
The chapter carries no dates. It is measured in hours at the bench.
The fittings.
The work found its way onto film sets and into private wardrobes. John Travolta put his fashion trust in the house — a collaboration that ran on screen and off.
"Matteo Perin provides bespoke services for those who like enviable, one-of-a-kind, individualized private service."
Private Air Magazine
164 E Deloney Ave, Jackson, Wyoming.
Deloney Avenue.
The newest chapter is written in Wyoming. At 164 E Deloney Ave in Jackson, the house keeps its only physical retail outpost — a room where the fabrics are handled, fittings are taken, and commissions begin in person.
"Superbly-creative lifestyle designer begins a beautiful new chapter in Jackson Hole, WY."
JH Style Magazine, Winter 2025
The atelier remains in Verona. The door is on Deloney.
The man
in the work.
The clothes are not displayed on forms. They are worn — by the man who makes them.
In the autumn park — a chalk-stripe double-breasted suit over an orange roll-neck.
Spring among the vines — a blue suit, waistcoat beneath.
Golden light — a brown check sport jacket, an open linen shirt.
The Design Code.
Context
A garment must respect its environment. We design pieces that transition seamlessly from the tarmac to the boardroom, from the city street to the open range.
Permanence
We reject the seasonal cycle. We build heirlooms. Using materials like Vicuña and full-grain leather that develop a richer patina with time.
Intimacy
Luxury is personal. It is the silence of a perfect fit. The hidden pocket placed exactly where you reach. The monogram known only to you.