We put uncompromising care into form and fit. Every garment is individually crafted from a unique pattern that goes into multiple fittings to adjust every aspect of the design. The jacket is treated to perform and flow naturally with every movement of the body, never losing its shape and appeal. Every detail is treated with the out most importance, lapels be it notched or peaked to emphasize the design, slightly arched chest pockets and side pockets adjusted to height and balanced to complement the silhouette

A good jacket requires careful processing on the inside to give it an elegant shape. Our process combines old-school craftsmanship and new advanced techniques to support and emphasize the balance of the pattern. The treated parts of the fabric conforms to your body's shape, allowing a perfect fit and look. Thermo-Adhesive supports, shoulder pads and detailed sleeve heads, are all selected from experienced manufacturers in Italy and Germany for quality and durable construction guaranteeing long-lasting wear.

Multi-climatic & Breathable. Wool has the amazing ability to react to climates and is able to regulate your temperature in both hot & cold environments. Due to it’s unique physical structure it can also absorb up to 30% of its weight in moisture, making it the ideal fabric to draw wetness away from your body and keep you comfortable.

We select fabrics that have superior performance and are more wrinkle resistant. Not only does this give our suits a beautiful handle and drape, it means you’ll look as good at the end of the day as you did when you first put it on.

World-Class Mills. Sourcing the most respected and prestigious mills in the northern Italian region known as Biella. From Vitale Barberis Canonico, Trabaldo Togna, Zignone centuries of tradition and a masterful dominance of the craft have made these celebrated Italian mills synonymous with luxury and innovation.

There are numerous stages involved in the making of a Gaki suit. By understanding these processes, we can further appreciate the meticulous handwork involved in the finished merchandise we see in stores. The production techniques of Gaki combine the best of modern technology and the refined sensibility and skills of a traditional craftsman. From hand-stitching your jacket arm to the shoulder and reinforcing each button, defined buttonholes to invisible front pocket stitching, your suit is being handled with care every step of the way.

Biella has been the heart of wool production in Italy for nearly 800 years. Situated in the foothills of the Alps, about 80 kilometers northeast of Turin and 80 kilometers northwest of Milan, the area is rich in springs and lakes. This might not seem like a crucial detail when we’re talking about fine fabrics and the mills that make them, but that fresh, clear water, well, it’s the root of everything that Biella has become; because it was the natural abundance of that all-important resource — crucial for washing fleece and powering mills back in the day — that led to the town’s growth into a center for textile production.
As far back as 1245, statues erected in the region paid homage to the woolworkers’ and weavers’ guilds, and for centuries, wool reigned supreme in Italy. In the 17th Century, though, things changed. Silk rose to the fore as the preferred cloth in the country, and in 1695 a silk manufacture was built in Biella. Of course, when that same building came to be used as a wool factory in 1835 after the introduction of mechanical looms, things came full circle; once again restoring the prominence of the region’s most famous product.
After 800 years of artisan production and innovative craftsmanship, the mills of the Biella region are still on top of the mountain where we at Gaki love to visit every season, and, in addition to their great fabrics, enjoy their hospitality and breathtaking surroundings.

In 1789, King Charles IV of Spain gave two rams and four ewes to Colonel Gordon of the Dutch East India Company. When Colonel Gordon died, his wife sold the flock to an enterprising British immigrant in Australia who would then use these animals to found the multi-billion wool industry in Australia today. Once the wool has been shorn from sheep in Australia, it is typically sent off to Yorkshire, Huddersfield, England to be spun into yarn, and this yarn is then woven into cloth. The innovation of “Supers” comes from this Yorkshire town, Huddersfield.

The traditional way of grading the quality of wool yarn in Huddersfield was to see how much could be spun out of one pound of raw wool. The finer the fibers, the most spools could be filled and the fabric would be softer and silkier to the touch. For many centuries, Super 60s wool was considered the best in the world, coming up to our days with Super 100’s, Super 120’s and higher stating the upper level of fineness and softness to the cloth.

It is the fuse of quality and elegance that allows Super 100’s and Super 120’s wool to take its place alongside to Gaki luxury collection. A selection of suits and dresses in new patterns and a range of fit offer softness and lightweight comfort that’s characteristic of Super wool. Our luxury collection can be found in Gaki store or online at Gaki.gr.