Celebrating a legacy of craftsmanship, contemporary design, and refined occasion wear.*

Roger La Viale marks a significant milestone as its UNICO collection is featured in Vogue India, recognising the brand’s distinctive approach to contemporary menswear and its commitment to exceptional craftsmanship.

Celebrating a legacy of craftsmanship, contemporary design, and refined occasion wear.

Roger La Viale marks a significant milestone as its UNICO collection is featured in Vogue India, recognising the brand’s distinctive approach to contemporary menswear and its commitment to exceptional craftsmanship.

Backed by a nine-decade legacy in fine textile sourcing and bespoke suiting, Roger La Viale brings together traditional expertise and modern design sensibilities. The UNICO collection reflects this philosophy, reimagining occasion wear through intricate textures, innovative fabrics, and effortless silhouettes.

The Vogue India feature highlights the collection’s exploration of architectural surface treatments, including reverse jacquards, tactile bouclé, intarsia, subtle metallic lurex weaves, and delicate sequin detailing. Moving beyond conventional fabrics, each creation offers a unique interplay of texture, depth, and understated sophistication.

From relaxed bandhgalas and contemporary tailored kurtas to statement jackets, UNICO presents a fresh perspective on occasion dressing. Each silhouette balances refined tailoring with comfort, creating pieces that feel as distinctive as they look.

The recognition by Vogue India celebrates Roger La Viale’s evolving vision of luxury menswear, where heritage craftsmanship meets modern individuality.

As the brand continues to build on its rich legacy, UNICO stands as a testament to its dedication to innovation, detail, and timeless elegance.

Explore UNICO by Roger La Viale, as featured in Vogue India.

A familiar grid. A thoughtful move. Another reason to gather around a table. Through RLV Recycles, Roger La Viale brings a new dimension to Tic-Tac-Toe, transforming fabric remnants into a handcrafted game made to be played, shared and enjoyed.

The story begins at the making table. Remnants are collected and reimagined, their colours, textures and patterns finding fresh expression in cushioned playing pieces and fabric boards. Measuring, cutting, placing and stitching turn these materials into the familiar language of crosses and circles. Contrasting fabrics define each symbol, while visible stitches frame the pieces and trace the playing grid.

A familiar grid. A thoughtful move. Another reason to gather around a table. Through RLV Recycles, Roger La Viale brings a new dimension to Tic-Tac-Toe, transforming fabric remnants into a handcrafted game made to be played, shared and enjoyed.

The story begins at the making table. Remnants are collected and reimagined, their colours, textures and patterns finding fresh expression in cushioned playing pieces and fabric boards. Measuring, cutting, placing and stitching turn these materials into the familiar language of crosses and circles. Contrasting fabrics define each symbol, while visible stitches frame the pieces and trace the playing grid.

Behind the finished set is a process guided by care. The craftsmanship associated with Roger La Viale’s fabrics takes on a playful purpose, preserving their character in objects that invite touch, interaction and repeated use.

The story continues wherever the board is opened. Customers consider their next move. Colleagues pause for a friendly challenge. Children discover the pleasure of a familiar game in an unexpected form. Across ages and settings, the same nine squares create a moment of connection.

At SciKnowTech Education Foundation and Smit Foundation, these creations also become starting points for conversations about reuse. Children can hold the pieces, explore the fabrics and experience what it means to give a material another purpose. Their responses bring the idea to life: appreciation for the creativity, curiosity about the process, and memories of games played with friends.

For RLV Recycles, Tic-Tac-Toe expresses a belief that the possibilities within a fabric need not end with its first use. What remains can become something worth making- and something people make memories with.

From the making table to the games table, every remnant holds the possibility of another move.

RLV Recycles. Making Waste Iconic.

Not every fabric speaks the same language. Some are built for the everyday - considered, versatile, quietly confident. Others are made for occasion - bold, indulgent, meant to be seen. Roger La Viale now tells these stories across two distinct books: Revista and Revista Celebrations.

Where one lookbook once captured the breadth of the season, today the story unfolds across two books- each with its own point of view, its own mood, and its own expression of the Roger La Viale world

Not every fabric speaks the same language. Some are built for the everyday - considered, versatile, quietly confident. Others are made for occasion - bold, indulgent, meant to be seen. Roger La Viale now tells these stories across two distinct books: Revista and Revista Celebrations.

Where one lookbook once captured the breadth of the season, today the story unfolds across two books- each with its own point of view, its own mood, and its own expression of the Roger La Viale world.

Roger la Viale marks a defining moment in its journey with the official launch of Revista, its highly anticipated lookbook of fabrics. More than a catalogue, Revista arrives as a curated chronicle of textures, shades, and moods that reframe how fabric is experienced and imagined- each page framing textiles as narratives, with tones and compositions that guide designers and patrons into the spirit of Autumn/Winter 2026. 

Revista Celebrations, in turn, captures the mood of festivity and grandeur. Richer palettes, indulgent textures, and expressive weaves embody the season's celebratory spirit, offering fabrics that speak to special moments and statement-making design.

With Revista and Revista Celebrations, two stories are written in fabric, directed by imagination, and ready to be worn into life. 

AW 2026 didn't announce itself. It unfolded, one city at a time.

For Roger La Viale, the AW'26 collection travelled through Siliguri, Guwahati, Surat, Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Kolkata, and Lucknow-seven cities, each reading the same cloth differently. Canvas wasn't a single showcase repeated seven times. It was seven conversations, each revealing a different way to experience the same collection.

AW 2026 didn't announce itself. It unfolded, one city at a time.

For Roger La Viale, the AW'26 collection travelled through Siliguri, Guwahati, Surat, Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Kolkata, and Lucknow- seven cities, each reading the same cloth differently. Canvas wasn't a single showcase repeated seven times. It was seven conversations, each revealing a different way to experience the same collection.

In Siliguri and Guwahati, the exchange leaned toward heritage - tailors weighing new weaves against decades of trusted staples. Surat and Ahmedabad brought precision, with clients reading construction and finish through the lens of markets that have always understood fabric first. Bangalore approached AW'26 with restraint, favouring versatility over statement. Lucknow brought its own appreciation for detail and refinement, while Kolkata closed the journey with a quiet formality, where craft still moves at the pace of conversation, not a calendar.

What connected these seven cities wasn't a shared aesthetic. It was a shared instinct - that a collection is best understood in person, through conversations, through touch, through cloth in hand.

As Canvas moves into wider trade availability, the collection carries every conversation forward. AW'26 was never one preview repeated across cities. It was seven perspectives, woven together into one season.

Every June, Florence becomes something more than a city. For a few remarkable days, it becomes the centre of the menswear world, where craftsmanship is celebrated, ideas are exchanged, and the future of tailoring quietly begins to take shape. It is a tradition the industry knows well, and one Roger La Viale is proud to be part of.

At Pitti Uomo 110, more than 720 brands from over 30 countries gathered within the historic Fortezza da Basso. Yet, the true spirit of Pitti extends beyond the exhibition halls. It lives in conversations over coffee, unexpected discoveries, and a shared appreciation for the artistry behind exceptional menswear.

Every June, Florence becomes something more than a city. For a few remarkable days, it becomes the centre of the menswear world, where craftsmanship is celebrated, ideas are exchanged, and the future of tailoring quietly begins to take shape. It is a tradition the industry knows well, and one Roger La Viale is proud to be part of.

At Pitti Uomo 110, more than 720 brands from over 30 countries gathered within the historic Fortezza da Basso. Yet, the true spirit of Pitti extends beyond the exhibition halls. It lives in conversations over coffee, unexpected discoveries, and a shared appreciation for the artistry behind exceptional menswear.

Through Roger's eyes, Pitti is a reminder that the finest things are never rushed. Against the backdrop of Tuscany, surrounded by centuries of culture and craftsmanship, we were reminded that great tailoring is built on patience, precision, and an unwavering commitment to quality.

Our journey continued beyond Florence with a visit to Vitale Barberis Canonico, the family-owned mill that has been weaving exceptional cloth since 1663. Walking through its historic mill offered a deeper understanding of what true heritage looks like. Every stage of production reflected generations of knowledge, where innovation exists not in place of tradition, but alongside it.

Our buyers arrived to learn more about fabric. They returned with something far more valuable: a renewed appreciation for the relationship between fibre, craftsmanship, and the garments that ultimately become part of a gentleman's wardrobe.

Together, these experiences reaffirm what Roger La Viale has always believed. We are not simply in the business of fabric; we are custodians of craftsmanship, inspired by the people, places, and partnerships that shape every collection.

As another June in Florence comes to a close, we return home with fresh perspectives, meaningful connections, and the same belief that has guided us from the beginning: the world of menswear is always evolving, and we are committed to evolving with it.