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Please join us for a two-day shopping experience of exceptional makers and services

October 2-3, 2026

Atlanta, Georgia, USA

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100Hands makes shirts at a level more commonly associated with bespoke tailoring. Founded by Akshat and Varvara Jain from a family with more than 160 years of textile experience, the house brings together dozens of specialist artisans in its Amritsar atelier to create a single shirt.

Its signature Gold Line requires approximately 34 hours of handwork. The pattern is drawn and cut individually, while the buttonholes are embroidered, the hems rolled, the seams sewn, and the collar and sleeves attached by hand. These are details that are rarely found together, even among the world’s most expensive shirtmakers.

At the Salon, guests can experience that workmanship up close, be personally measured, and select from exceptional fabrics, collars, cuffs, and finishing details to commission shirts made specifically for them.

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Arthur Sleep is rethinking British made-to-measure footwear. Inside London’s first new shoe factory in more than a century, traditional shoemakers use proprietary 3D scanning and modern manufacturing technology to adapt each pair to the individual wearer’s feet.

At the Salon, guests can be personally measured and design their own pair, selecting the style, material, color, sole, finishing, and custom embroidery. The result offers far greater fit and creative freedom than ready-to-wear, without the time and expense of traditional bespoke shoemaking.

Each pair is made to order in London and can be as restrained or as individual as its wearer.

Jared is wearing Blue in Green exclusive 20th anniversary @fullcount_official 0107 wide straight fit jeans and Type 2 denim jacket.
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Founded in New York City’s SoHo neighborhood in 2006, Blue in Green is a denim-focused lifestyle destination built around exceptional craftsmanship, quality, and personal style.

Known for our carefully curated selection of Japanese denim—including rare fabrics, distinctive washes, and beautifully constructed everyday pairs—we bring that same discerning eye to the rest of the wardrobe, from elevated basics and closet staples to workwear, knitwear, outerwear, and accessories.

Our philosophy is simple: buy better, wear often, and let great clothing tell your story. Through education and thoughtful recommendations, we help clients navigate fit, fabric, and function to discover pieces that work naturally with how they live and what they already own.

Whether you’re searching for an exceptional pair of jeans or simply looking to build a timeless everyday wardrobe, Blue in Green offers clothing chosen for its character, longevity, and the craftsmanship behind it.

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Based at 15 Savile Row in London, Caroline Andrew is a bespoke tailor specialising in both menswear and womenswear. Her work brings together the enduring traditions of British tailoring with a distinctly modern approach, creating garments that are considered, functional, and impeccably cut.

Caroline’s philosophy is rooted in the belief that beauty and functionality should enrich and simplify modern life. Drawing on the precision and discipline of Savile Row cutting and tailoring techniques, she combines traditional craftsmanship with clean, minimalist design to create a signature style defined by understated elegance and exceptional fit.

Recognised as one of London’s leading female tailors, Caroline offers a highly personal approach to bespoke tailoring, creating pieces that are designed around the individual and made to be worn for years to come.

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J. Mueser brings one of New York’s most distinctive tailoring houses to Atlanta. Its signature Waverly program begins with more than 30 individual measurements and a paper pattern drafted entirely for the client, then cut and sewn by hand in Naples.

At the Salon, guests can be personally fitted, explore thousands of cloths from the world’s finest mills, and commission suits, jackets, trousers, waistcoats, or overcoats without first traveling to J. Mueser’s West Village shop. Each garment combines a soft shoulder and fluid Neapolitan construction with the sharper proportion and character of downtown New York.

Once perfected, the client’s pattern remains on file, turning the first commission into the foundation of an ongoing wardrobe.

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Marie DeGeorge is one of the few true couturières working in the United States today. From her Atlanta atelier, she creates one-of-a-kind gowns, coats, and evening pieces using the old-world couture process now largely confined to the great European fashion houses.

Every commission begins with an original drawing and is developed through hand-drafted patterns, multiple toile fittings, rare fabrics, custom embroidery, and meticulous hand finishing. A single gown may require hundreds of hours of work by specialized artisans before it is assembled and perfected on the client.

At the Salon, guests can meet Marie, examine this extraordinary workmanship at close range, and begin commissioning a garment conceived, drawn, and made entirely for them. This is not custom dressmaking. It is couture in its truest and increasingly rare form.

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NR Napoli offers a complete expression of modern Neapolitan style. Founder Nicola Radano works with specialist makers throughout Naples to create soft tailoring, high-rise trousers, knitwear, shirts, denim, ties, and resort pieces that are produced entirely within the city’s exceptional network of artisans.

The clothing preserves what Naples does best: light construction, fluid lines, expressive fabrics, and extraordinary comfort. But Nicola removes the formality and nostalgia often associated with traditional tailoring, combining those techniques with relaxed sportswear, vintage military references, Japanese denim, and his own unmistakable sense of color and pattern.

At the Salon, guests can meet Nicola, experience the breadth of the collection in person, and build a wardrobe that feels distinctly Italian without feeling conventional or overly dressed.

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Kory Luebke of Private Somm Fine Wine brings a proper sommelier’s eye to the Salon. A Certified Sommelier through the Court of Master Sommeliers, Kory has spent 15 years in wine and hospitality, with experience in Atlanta restaurants and as a sommelier at Augusta National Golf Club. Through Private Somm Fine Wine, he focuses on curated bottles, wine education, private events, and thoughtful guidance for collectors and enthusiasts alike.

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Scuola del Cuoio is a distinguished institution and leather workshop in Florence, founded in 1950 through a collaboration between the Franciscan friars of Santa Croce and Florence’s historic leatherworking families, Gori and Casini with the aim of providing vocational training to children orphaned by World War II.

For more than seven decades, Scuola del Cuoio has preserved and passed down the city’s exceptional tradition of handmade leatherwork, combining time-honored techniques with a commitment to craftsmanship and education.

Every piece is crafted by hand in Florence by skilled Master artisans, from cutting and stitching to finishing and polishing.

Today, 76 years after its foundation, Scuola del Cuoio is still run by the Gori family and continues to be a leading reference for Florentine craftsmanship, training new generations of artisans while keeping alive a heritage in which skill, tradition, and the beauty of handmade work remain at the heart of every creation.

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Project Optical is an independent eyewear boutique devoted to the art of beautiful, individual expression.

Project Optical was founded by Licensed Dispensing Optician Brandon Zimmerly, who brings more than two decades of optical expertise together with a deep appreciation for exceptional design and craftsmanship. Brandon believes eyewear should be discovered rather than simply selected—an object of enduring quality that becomes an extension of the person who wears it.

His collection is thoughtfully curated from independent designers and makers whose work reflects a devotion to materials, proportion, construction, and distinctive design. Each piece is chosen for its character and integrity, with an emphasis on eyewear that transcends seasons and trends.

The experience is deeply personal. Through private consultations and precise fittings, Brandon considers not only the architecture of the face, but also the individual’s style, presence, and way of life. Custom lens work—including individually crafted colors and gradient tints—is completed with meticulous attention to detail in Project Optical’s own finishing lab.

For Monogramme Salon, Project Optical offers an intimate opportunity to experience eyewear as craftsmanship: thoughtfully made, personally fitted, and chosen with intention.

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Stefano Bemer is one of Florence’s most esteemed shoemaking ateliers, founded in 1983 by the late master craftsman whose vision defined modern Italian bespoke. Each pair is created entirely by hand through hundreds of precise steps, from the carving of the last to the final polish. The result is footwear that feels sculpted rather than made, balancing elegance, structure, and comfort in perfect proportion. Under the stewardship of Tommaso Melani, the house continues to set the benchmark for artisanal excellence, preserving a legacy of refinement that has become synonymous with Florentine craft.

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Universal Diamonds approaches jewelry from the stone outward. Founded in 1980 as a loose-diamond business, the Agami family has spent more than four decades building direct relationships across the global diamond trade and one of the Southeast’s largest privately held inventories.

For the Salon, Universal Diamonds will open that network to guests through a collection of natural colored diamonds and other remarkable stones rarely encountered in a conventional jewelry store. Rather than selecting a finished design from a case, guests can compare important stones in person, choose the one that speaks to them, and have virtually any piece designed around it.

It is access normally reserved for the trade, paired with the freedom to create something entirely personal.

Welcome to the Monogramme Salon

For two days, Monogramme brings together a highly curated group of exceptional brands, makers, and specialists in one private setting.

Guests will discover fine tailoring and shirting, handmade footwear, luxury eyewear, jewelry, accessories, wine, and other highly specialized services and objects chosen for their craftsmanship and point of view.

Meet the people behind the work, experience their collections in person, ask questions, discover something unexpected, and purchase directly from them.

It is a rare opportunity to enjoy remarkable craftsmanship and access usually reserved for private appointments, all gathered under one roof.

What is Monogramme?

Monogramme is a personal styling and luxury acquisition firm based in Atlanta. True luxury begins with discernment. We bring taste, access, and execution together—sourcing and arranging the finest in tailoring, timepieces, jewelry, cellars, travel, and more.

Every Detail Considered

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