Who (makes these): Holland & Sherry, Dormeuil, and Scabal
What (they are): Cut lengths, a.k.a. bolts of fabric, that one buys to make up into a suit, sport coat, trousers, or any piece of tailored clothing you can imagine
Where (these companies are from): England, France, and Belguim, respectively
Why (you should care): because these are three of the world’s finest fabric mills; because a true clotheshorse needs at least half a dozen fabric choices for his mid-weight, cocktail appropriate, double-breasted, surgeon-cuffed navy blazer; because some men would love to place CMT orders with their existing tailors but have difficulty sourcing cloth; because certain men want even more fabric options than those provided by our current suit makers (Oxxford, Peter Millar, and Southwick)
When (you can get them): now
How (to purchase): visit us in person at On The Fly Bespoke, i.e. our custom clothing store in San Francisco’s Financial District
If you have any questions, please contact us.
December 30, 2011
Bespoke