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CLOTHS & FABRICS

With over 400 cloths to select from, our wool range is diverse with options from Solid colours, to stripes, checks, plaids and lots more. The fabrics are sourced from around Europe.

SUPER 110’s, 120’s - 150’s WOOL: With over 400 cloths to select from, our wool range is diverse with options from Solid colours, to stripes, checks, plaids and lots more. The fabrics are sourced from around Europe.

SUPER WOOL

The Merino: Is the most economically influential breed of sheep in the world, prized for its wool. Superfine Merinos are regarded as having the finest and softest wool of any sheep. Merino sheep produce a clean, white fleece ideal for dyeing to clear, fresh colours, while the long, fine fibres can be spun to the finest count, woven into the finest fabric and tailored into the finest suits. The wool has characteristic crimp and elasticity, creating unparalleled style, drape, comfort and performance for the wearer. The handle and lustre is of exceptional softness and kindness to the touch, unlike any other fibre.

MERINO

Mohair: is the hair from the Angora goat. It is distinctive from wool, in that it has a different fibre structure, which hangs in ringlets and is exceedingly fine, soft and silky. The name ‘Angora’ originates from the province of Angora in Turkey where these goats have been farmed for centuries and are said to have descended from the Cashmere goat. To achieve the best quality of Mohair fibre, the fleece should be shorn from goats under eight years old, after which time the hair becomes too coarse. The first clipping from the Angora goat is called ‘Kid Mohair’ and because it is the first ever clip, the fibre tends to be the softest.

MOHAIR

Cashmere: The Cashmere goat is to be found principally on the cold and dry highlands of Central Asia at 3,000 to 5,000metres above sea level. From here the wool travels across India and past the Himalayan Mountains, to China, where it is distributed to mills throughout the western world. Cashmere was first discovered by the nobility of Victorian England and subsequently became one of the most prestigious fibres of the noble fibre family. The low bulk, high loft fibres combine to make the warmest, most comfortable garments money can buy.

CASHMERE

Wool Blends: These come in various combinations of cloths, with a mix of wool and cashmere, wool and silk, wool and mohair, wool and camelhair. Just as in alloys, these blends help increase durability of the cloth for their intended purpose.

WOOL BLENDS

ALMANSA

SAVOIR FAIRE (BSF)

OPULENCE

In our Almansa range, we use the Super 110’s - 150’s very durable and ideal for all season and is employed by most of our corporate clients. With the solid and subtle patterns being the best sellers.

In our BSF range, we use only cloth sourced from UK mills. Our vast collection of cloth from wool merchants such as W. Bill, Harrisons of Edinburgh, Dugdale bros and Huddersfield cloth make for ample selection for our clients. Wool blends, cashmere, mohair, camelhair to name a few are some of the different types of cloth available.

In our Opulence range, we use only finely selected choice of cloths from top brand cloth makers across the world with brands such as:

 

Holland and Sherry

Dormeuil

Cerutti

Zegna

Loro Piana

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