Between British elegance and American nonchalance, the enduring success of this iconic pattern.
Beyond the fabric, the style, or even the cut, it is the construction of a suit that defines its true value.
Mock Leno, a weave comparable to hopsack, is arguably the best fabric for cutting a blazer.
It’s the sort of outfit you can picture effortlessly on a July afternoon, seated in the stands at Wimbledon.
Each team had its own stripes, colors, and crests — a proudly worn emblem between races.
This is Swann’s take on the classic work jacket: less utilitarian, more refined, designed for those who appreciate beautiful textures without compromising on comfort.
Born in the humid heat of India, madras fabric crossed oceans to become one of the hallmarks of the Ivy League wardrobe.
Cut from Japanese wool gabardine, a fabric with a dry hand and fluid drape. Matte like cotton, cool like linen, with remarkable structure.
There is a quiet charm to this light beige linen suit.
In summer, seersucker and linen can take the place of classic mohair, adding a touch of freshness and relaxed elegance.
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