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Todd Snyder offers European craftsmanship with a distinctly American style and price point. In an era of high-fashion label fatigue, that’s a prime position By Chris Rovzar Photographs by Clara Vannucci TODD SNYDER HAS A HEADACHE. THE AMERICAN menswear designer stands outside a warehouse in Tuscany, patting his pockets and trying to find an Advil. We’ve just emerged from the archives of the House of Lyria, one of the premier mills in the Prato province, the historic heart of Italy’s fabric-making industry. Snyder has spent the last cou- ple of days brainstorming with Riccardo Bruni, a wild-haired, elite textile maker, racing through hundreds of tweeds, twills, jacquards and linen-viscose blends. …