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.
In the evening, the rules change. The tuxedo sets its own: a single-button jacket with welt pockets, or a double-breasted version with wide lapels.
This season, our safari jacket takes on the look of a slack jacket.
Distinctly sporty
A rare fabric: matte like cotton, cool like linen, yet with remarkable structure.
Not too warm, not too light, not really an outer garment, not quite an indoor piece
Gold buttons have a unique ability to transform a simple jacket into a blazer. Brown gains in refinement, and tweed becomes less rustic.
It's the weekend blazer. The jacket that you throw in the back of the car and which does not fear the elements.