Fabric guide

A natural choice for tailoring, wool offers structure, comfort, and versatility. Breathable yet resilient, it holds its shape beautifully and remains a timeless foundation for business, formal, and everyday suits.

Light, breathable, and naturally textured, linen brings a relaxed elegance to warmer days. Its soft creasing is part of its character, making it ideal for effortless summer tailoring.

Sourced from fine Merino sheep, this wool is prized for its softness, natural elasticity, and ability to regulate temperature. Comfortable, refined, and reliable for year-round tailoring.

Rich in texture and character, tweed is a cloth with heritage. Warm, durable, and naturally resilient, it brings a distinctive presence to outdoor, casual, and colder-weather tailoring.

With its open weave and subtle texture, hopsack offers breathability with a refined structure. A versatile choice for unlined jackets, smart-casual suits, and warmer climates.

Soft, breathable, and naturally relaxed, cotton offers an understated alternative to traditional wool tailoring. It develops character over time and suits a more casual, effortless style.

Among the rarest natural fibres in the world, vicuña is prized for its extraordinary softness and warmth. Exceptionally fine and carefully sourced, it represents the height of understated luxury.

Known for its natural sheen, crisp handle, and resistance to creasing, mohair adds elegance and durability. Often blended with wool, it creates fabrics with a refined finish and lasting shape.

Exceptionally soft and rare, cashmere brings warmth and a luxurious handle to tailoring. Often blended with wool for balance, it creates fabrics that feel refined, comfortable, and timeless.