
A traveling tailor, a car configurator, and one shared philosophy of individual detail.
Lamborghini and Italian tailoring house d'Avenza now offer an integrated bespoke program in which a d'Avenza tailor will travel anywhere in the world to take a client's measurements.
Lamborghini's Ad Personam program already generates significant revenue, and as Road & Track reported when leaked Temerario option sheets surfaced, individual paint colors alone can cost $16,500.
Lamborghini has extended into yachts, real estate, clothing, and accessories, and each venture targets buyers who identify with the brand's aesthetic and want it present in more corners of their lives.
Lamborghini's marketing highlights the human hands that assemble its V12 engines and stitch its Alcantara interiors, and d'Avenza's selling point is the same tactile, artisanal quality that separates its garments from industrial production.
Collectors who attend Lamborghini events, track days, or brand gatherings can now choose a bespoke suit or one of three ready-to-wear blazers as a way to signal affiliation without wearing a branded polo.
Lamborghini says the partnership covers every detail of the car's customization, while d'Avenza contributes bespoke tailoring enhanced by superior fabrics, a craftsman cut, and hand stitching.
Carbon fiber packages, interior trims, and bespoke stitching patterns push many Lamborghini builds well past the base sticker, and the d'Avenza partnership extends that same personalization psychology into a new category.
Lamborghini is working to make the personalization journey itself, not just the finished product, feel exclusive.
d'Avenza built its reputation on fully hand-cut, hand-canvassed, and hand-stitched garments, a process that historically placed its output closer to true bespoke quality than most ready-to-wear labels.
The d'Avenza collaboration represents Lamborghini's clearest statement yet that it views personalization as a philosophy extending well beyond the vehicle itself.