FABRICS EXPLORE
A closer look at the cloth — its texture, its character and the possibilities it brings to ethnic and western tailoring.
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Softness, structure & drape
A natural fibre with a soft handle and an adaptable drape. Wool suitings offer many different weights and textures, from smooth, understated cloth to a more pronounced weave.
Consider it for suits, jackets and structured tailoring. The cloth’s weight and weave help determine its character.
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Natural texture. Relaxed character.
Distinctive texture and an easy drape. Linen’s natural creasing becomes part of its character, bringing an unforced quality to warm-weather dressing.
Explore it for relaxed suits, shirts and separates. See how the cloth moves, and let its texture be part of the look.
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Depth, softness & evening light
A soft, dense pile gives velvet its depth of colour and changing sheen. The surface responds to light, creating a rich and distinctive appearance.
A considered choice for evening jackets, bandhgalas and occasion wear. Keep the rest of the look simple and let the cloth speak.
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Familiar comfort. Many expressions.
Soft, familiar and versatile. Cotton’s feel changes with its weave and weight, from smooth, crisp shirting to cloth with a more relaxed texture.
Explore cotton for shirts, everyday separates and less formal tailoring. Choose the weave to suit the silhouette and the occasion.
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Fluid drape. Easy movement.
A smooth-looking suiting cloth, often selected for its fluid fall and gentle flexibility. Its refined surface lends itself to a clean, composed silhouette.
Explore it for trousers, jackets and contemporary ethnic wear. Fibre blends and stretch vary by cloth, so compare the actual swatch before choosing.
FROM FABRIC TO FORM
Weight, weave and construction work together. Explore how fabric selection becomes part of a personal tailoring journey.
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