Battistoni’s shirtmaking atelier is at Via dei Condotti 61/A in Rome. The house’s shirtmaking story began at this address in 1946; made-to-measure services and private appointments are available today.
The atelier on Via dei Condotti
The atelier’s 1946 origins
Shirtmaking and made-to-measure
Opening hours
The shop opens Monday–Saturday 10:00–19:00 and is closed Sunday. For current details, see the official contact page.1,2
What to ask a Roman shirtmaker
Battistoni’s Via dei Condotti atelier links a 1946 shirtmaking history to present made-to-measure service. A shirt commission is easier to discuss as a series of choices: intended use, collar and cuff shape, cloth, and what the appointment actually measures. The maker should confirm which choices and fittings apply to the chosen service. A photograph of a finished shirt can show the collar and cuff, but cannot prove the wearer’s fit or that every stitch was made by one method.2
- Decide the shirt’s use and cloth question.
- Bring a collar or cuff example only as a preference, not a technical guarantee.
- Ask which measurements, fittings and later adjustments the booked service includes.
