Pustorino is a historic men's clothing store and tailor the Quattro Canti di Palermo.

Her style is Old England.

It opened more than a century ago, Peter Pustorino.
The old sign is maroon color with the characters in italics.

The emblem of the House of Savoy indicates that the shop was the supplier of the royal family.
The wooden panels of the decor were designed by Ernesto Basile.

Ducrot furniture and walls painted everything has remained intact.

Between the years'20 and'30, Filippo Tommaso Marinetti, founder of Futurism, he turned to Pustorino because a vest packed with the silhouettes of hands drawn to the height of the pockets. Perhaps it was the only transgression of tailoring, his only diversion to classical, from customers who had rigor George V of England, King Alfonso of Portugal, the Duke of Aosta, i Florio, Raimondo Lanza di Trabia and all the aristocracy Sicilian.

The last of Pustorino, Christmas, died nel'96, has entrusted the shop to his favorite pupil, Gaetano Pizzo and Vincenzo Scarlata.

Scent of London from Pustorino, ironically at the Teatro del Sole (Vigliena square, the four songs), denied the smog capital of the UK.

Store always frequented by gentlemen who love to dress to English (a habit of many Palermo, perhaps the only "British" when they go in the United Kingdom).

Shelves, benches and windows of the store offer customers the best brands and the best models of "Made in England: shoes, hats, raincoats.

And it seems to be in Charing Cross in Kensington, close to Hyde Park, there is no corner, however, to improvise a speech strange.

With phlegm you can exchange and share a chat, while you choose the clothes.
Once there he joined a British doc: King George V of England!