ABOUT


After living and working in a menswear boutique in Naples, Italy, I moved back to The States and started Giorgio Verdi – a custom suit company specializing in bringing Neapolitan tailoring home with us. Within a few months, I found my niche in working with professional athletes. Whether making your 12th suit for your rotation, or walking you through your first suit on a special occasion, I found a deep sense of fulfillment in helping my clients look and feel their best. The most fulfilling part was connecting these clients to each other through private events.


As my list of clients continued to grow, I worked to learn different aspects of menswear and design. I started Wilde as an outlet to design more casual shoes and to round up other small brands that I was meeting along my journey.
My personal social media following expanded and led to collaborative posts with brands like Google, Levi’s, Peroni, and more before suddenly getting hacked. The loss of my account happened during the pandemic, when suit sales and events were at a pause. This was one of the most discouraging points of my career.

I tried taking a break from menswear, I moved to a new state and got a 9-5 in tech to try to find some stability. But my love for menswear couldn’t be quieted, so I kept making suits on the side, and eventually opened the first physical boutique for Wilde. In 2023 I knew it was time to come back to Texas and relaunch Giorgio Verdi as you see it now.

Giorgio Verdi is neither brand nor boutique. Not quite a blog, but more than a mood-board. It’s Sunday-dinner. It’s a gathering of friend and family, an expansion of tastes, a chance to try authentic works of art that combine Italian tradition with purposeful experimentation. Whether as a designer, a consultant, or simply a fan, each company I work with is carefully selected to compliment the others, creating a labor of love that I’m excited to share.