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Fabric details

Fabric ref: 44.4.24.FF
Composition: 100% Australian Merino Wool
Super count: Super 110's
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Product details

Fabric: 100% Australian Merino Wool Wear to/with: Matching pants, a simple neutral top and sneakers

Two Button

The most popular option. Pro Tip - only ever do up the top button.

Light Horn

Roped

Classic tailoring techniques. Called so because it looks as if the top of the sleeve is laid over a piece of rope. A nice choice for a classic look.

Kissing

Sleeve buttons are layered on top of the next one slightly.

Match Fabric

Calligraphy

Peak Lapel

The peak lapel would be the second most common lapel seen on suit jackets. It features an angular triangle which points up towards the shoulder. This can also be a great choice for a tuxedo or dinner jacket. 9cm in width (3.5 inches)

Left

Originally designed to hold a boutonniere, these little extras are now a common feature. Ours are functional and contain an extra loop behind to hold any accessories.

Normal Straight With Flap

The most popular option for jacket pockets and recommended for an everyday work suit.

Standard

The most popular chest pocket option. This will house your pocket square if you choose to wear one.

Side

Our standard option and the most popular type of vents for suit jackets.

Four

Full Lining

Our standard option and one typical of most suits. Lining is used in all internal parts of the jacket.

Yes

Typically a sign of a bespoke suit, a delicate stitching detail is added to follow the lines of the lapel and matching the colour of the fabric.

White

Standard Half Canvas

Our standard canvas - the half canvas. Fun Fact - the canvas of a suit is the layer of cloth between the suit fabric and the lining.

Besom

A besom ticket pocket has no flap and would match well with besom jacket pockets or even standard jacket pockets. It goes very nicely with a double breasted jacket.