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Dany Laferrière’s academician’s coat, made by Sartorialto.
Sartorialto appears regularly in Canadian and international publications, at the intersection of bespoke tailoring, Montreal culture, cinema, sport, and certain public moments.
Rather than making a case for itself, this page gathers a number of traces — articles, excerpts, and references — in which the atelier’s work is mentioned.
Selected Mentions
- Mentioned in Dany Laferrière’s induction speech at the Académie française.
- Referenced in international publications including The New Yorker, Sports Illustrated, Le Monde, and The New York Times / The Athletic.
- Present in Canadian media including La Presse, L’actualité, The Gazette, the Journal de Montréal, and Diary of a Social Gal.
- Connected to Montreal cultural moments in cinema, hockey, the Canadiens, F1, and the city’s fashion and lifestyle scene.
- Sartorialto is also the subject of an entry in the McCord Stewart Museum’s EncycloModeQC.
ACADÉMIE FRANÇAISE
The Immortal’s Coat — Dany LaferrièreDany Laferrière’s green academician’s coat was made by Sartorialto, marking one of the rare instances of this ceremonial garment being produced outside France.
DIARY OF A SOCIAL GAL
Chris Lavis & Maciek Szczerbowski’s Oscar-Winning StyleSartorialto dressed Oscar-winning Montreal filmmakers Chris Lavis and Maciek Szczerbowski for the 98th Academy Awards, in a feature published by Diary of a Social Gal. The article places the atelier within Montreal’s cinema, red carpet, and fashion culture, alongside the National Film Board of Canada and the Oscar-winning short The Girl Who Cried Pearls.
DIARY OF A SOCIAL GAL
Mike Matheson — Living the Bleu Blanc RougeMontreal Canadiens alternate captain Mike Matheson appears in Sartorialto bespoke tailoring in Diary of a Social Gal’s 2026 F1 edition. The feature connects the Pointe-Claire native to Montreal’s West Island, the Bleu Blanc Rouge, the Bell Centre, and the city’s cultural and philanthropic scene.
THE NEW YORKER
The Ice Breaker“They also share a tailor, Marc Patrick Chevalier… Most players are like that. But not Subban. He likes to try colors. He’s in a league of his own.”
— The New Yorker
MCCORD STEWART MUSEUM
EncycloModeQC — SartorialtoSartorialto is the subject of an entry in the McCord Stewart Museum’s EncycloModeQC, documenting the atelier, its clientele, and certain cultural projects.
SPORTS ILLUSTRATED
Fashionable 50 — 2018 Special IssueP.K. Subban appears on the cover of Sports Illustrated’s “Fashionable 50” special issue, dressed by Sartorialto, alongside Lindsey Vonn.
THE NEW YORK TIMES / THE ATHLETIC
The story behind Marc Bergevin’s ‘lucky red suit’During the Montreal Canadiens’ 2021 playoff run, Sartorialto dressed coach Luke Richardson as well as several members of the team’s core.
THE GAZETTE
Fitting Monsieur Falardeau, dressing Patrick DoyonSartorialto is referenced as the atelier dressing Oscar nominees for the red carpet, in a context tied to Quebec cinema.
LA PRESSE
Denis Villeneuve in Sartorialto on the CroisetteFilmmaker Denis Villeneuve appears in Cannes wearing a Sartorialto creation, confirming the atelier’s presence in an international cinema context.
JOURNAL DE MONTRÉAL
P.K. Subban turned heads with his flamboyant suitsThe Journal de Montréal reports that P.K. Subban helped make the Montreal atelier Sartorialto known “all over the planet,” and that the house made more than one hundred suits for him.
L’ACTUALITÉ
The 100 Most Influential People in QuebecGuy A. Lepage appears on the cover of L’actualité’s issue devoted to Quebec’s most influential figures, dressed by Sartorialto. Several people included in that ranking are also clients of the atelier.
DRESS TO KILL
Made-to-MeasureSartorialto is presented here as a Montreal atelier founded in 2007, with an approach to made-to-measure and bespoke tailoring defined by garments built entirely from the client’s measurements.
FAST COMPANY
Use NHL star P.K. Subban’s mental checklist to start your day rightP.K. Subban appears in Fast Company wearing a Sartorialto suit, in an editorial context tied to performance and productivity.
LA PRESSE
Style: Hockey in the major leaguesSartorialto appears here in a context where the hockey dressing room is approached as a space of style, presentation, and public image.
LA PRESSE
Elegance enters the dressing roomSartorialto is associated here with the evolution of the hockey dressing room toward a culture more attentive to clothing, cut, and presence.
LE MONDE
Messmer’s MontrealSartorialto appears among Messmer’s Montreal addresses in a portfolio published by Le Monde.
Visual Archive
A selection of covers and article captures preserved as visual traces of certain features and mentions.
Archive
P.K. SUBBAN — ATELIER
Winter ClassicP.K. Subban at the atelier, discussing a look designed for the Winter Classic.