Thomas Mason
In 1796 Sir Thomas Mason, one of the leading figures in the English textile industry, begins to produce fabrics in the Lancashire, seizing the opportunities of a sector underdeveloped at that time. The company specialized in the production of cotton shirting fabrics woven exclusively with long staple two-fold cotton. In a short time Thomas Mason becomes a reference point for elegance. As a supplier for the shirtmakers of Jermyn Street, near the Royal House, the brand soon gets acknowledgement in London, the world capital for shirt.
In 1992 the Albini family seizes the occasion of acquiring the English brands Thomas Mason and David & John Anderson. Today the company is the ultimate guardian of their rich heritage, in an archive of 700 volumes, that bundle textile designs of an incomparable value.
Thomas Mason fabrics represent the English style with a touch of eccentricity, preserving the characteristic techniques and styling which made this historic trade mark famous in the world. The best cotton in the world, the finest yarns, the special finishing treatments, the highest attention throughout production and the research in style, guarantee the pleasure and the excellence of this top quality fabric.
