Our Cloth
We don't weave cloth — we buy it. Choose a house to see what we use it for.
London · est. 1836
The merchant house of Savile Row and the broadest range we carry — worsteds for business, flannels for winter, and the Sherry Kashmir overcoatings when you want real weight.
Suiting · Jacketing · Overcoating · Formal
Quarona, Italy · est. 1924
The finest hand of anything on the table. Merino and cashmere at the top of the book, chosen when the cloth itself is meant to be the point.
Suiting · Jacketing · Overcoating
Paris & London · est. 1842
Crisp, resilient cloths that take a press and hold it — what we reach for when a suit has to look sharp at the end of a long day, not just the start of one.
Suiting · Formal · Travel
Edinburgh, Scotland · est. 1863
Hard-wearing British worsteds with a dry, honest finish. Where we start if a suit is going to be worn every week rather than kept for occasions.
Suiting · Tweed · Coating
Biella, Italy · est. 1663
One of the oldest working mills anywhere. Excellent mid-weight suitings at sensible money — the book we most often open for a first commission.
Suiting · Jacketing
Biella, Italy · est. 1865
Merino from their own stations, spun fine and finished evenly. Dependable cloth that behaves the same bolt after bolt.
Suiting · Jacketing · Summer