Davide Cotugno, Personal Clothier

Davide Cotugno, a clothing designer by trade, brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the custom clothing industry. He learned the tailoring business the traditional way, from his father, Giuseppe (Executive Tailor's Master Tailor) before joining Hepworth's Tailors of Leeds, England in 1974 winning numerous design, sales & management awards while managing six regional retail outlets.

After moving to the United States in 1978, Davide pioneered a new, yet ancient concept in custom clothing by catering to professionals directly in their offices, saving them time, aggravation and visits to stores.

Davide has consistently increased his client bases over the last 26 years by providing outstanding service to many of Northeastern Ohio's most influential businessmen. His clients include Fortune 500 Presidents and CEO's, as well as, private business owners and prominent local physician's from Cleveland, New York, Dallas and Europe.

Davide Cotugno Executive Tailors is also a proud member of The Custom Tailors & Designers Association of America (CTDA) which celebrated its 125th Anniversary at its National Convention in February 2005 in Las Vegas. One of the oldest known trade associations in America, the CTDA was founded in 1880 in Columbus, Ohio to bring together tailors from around the country in a united effort to share trade ideas, convey the value of custom made clothing to consumers and to keep up with innovative changes in their industry.

Since it's inception, the Association has grown to almost two hundred members and is affiliated with The World Congress of Tailors, a worldwide association which convened in Venice in 2004 and Berlin in 2005.

By belonging to this prestigious group, Davide Cotugno Executive Tailors reinforces its commitment to its customers that the utmost quality, care, training and attention is incorporated into all of its clothing.

Davide Cotugno Executive Tailors has been a proud Merchant Member for many years and Davide Cotugno is Chairman of the Publicity Committee.