The fabrics
Cloth first
The choice of fabric is never left to chance. It depends on how you will wear it, your silhouette, the season, and the occasion the piece is made for.
A craft of selection
Before the cut, there is the choice of fabric. Every reference comes from textile houses recognised for their rigour, and is selected for how it holds up over time, the quality of its making, and how well it suits the way it will be worn: a city suit does not call for the same cloth as a winter coat or a ceremonial piece. This groundwork is what allows a piece to age well.
All-season
From lightweight wools to denser weaves, for a city suit, an everyday jacket or trousers worn all year round, without ever compromising on comfort.
Ceremony
Velvet, fine wools or richer blends: more formal fabrics, meant for a wedding, an evening, or any occasion that calls for something apart.
Timeless classics
Prince of Wales check, flannel, herringbone: wardrobe staples that carry through seasons and trends without ever going out of style.
Chosen by you, for you
The House does not impose a fabric: it guides you, during the appointment, toward the one that best suits how you will wear it, your taste and your constraints, whether it's a first piece or an entire wardrobe to build. The fabric is chosen by you, for you.