Scabal, long synonymous with the art of luxury fabrics, recently launched an exhibition at Aroma Garden in Shanghai's Huangpu district to showcase the heritage, craftsmanship, and cutting-edge technology behind its creations.

With a history dating back to 1539, Scabal has spent centuries redefining what is possible with fine textiles, from weaving gold, diamond powder, and lapis lazuli into its yarns to developing fragrance-infused fabrics. Its innovative spirit and exceptional craftsmanship have made it a trusted partner to luxury brands such as Hermes and Chanel.

The exhibition traces Scabal's expertise across every stage of the production process, from wool selection to finished garments, with nearly 3,000 fabrics on display.

Beyond honoring this time-honored craft, it showcased Scabal's pursuit of innovation with functional fabrics designed to regulate temperature, resist bacteria and perform well in extreme environments.

One of the exhibition's highlights is Scabal's 1971 collaboration with surrealist painter Salvador Dali, whose boundless imagination challenged conventional ideas of what a gentleman's wardrobe could be.

Source: WeChat account of Huangpu district government