Our heavyweight hemp canvas was built for durability and long wear. Inspired by traditional Austrian Lederhosen, which were made to withstand harsh weather and the realities of daily use, worn by farmers, hunters, and laborers who depended on clothing that could endure mountain life. This fabric carries that same strength and reliability. It is meant to be worn often and to take on character through use.
The yarns are triple twisted for added strength and structure, and the fabric has been tested to endure more than 40,000 abrasion cycles, far beyond what most garments will ever experience through regular wear.
At 600 grams, it has real substance without ever feeling stiff or unforgiving. Hemp has a naturally cool, crisp hand that softens the more you wear it, gradually molding to the body. It breathes easily, wicks moisture, and regulates temperature across seasons, insulating when it's cool and releasing heat when it's warm. Its natural antibacterial properties make it especially well-suited for daily wear. Garments made from this fabric are built to last a lifetime and only improve with time.
We went looking for this fabric with a specific reference in mind, a vintage sailor smock owned by one of our designers that had seen years of hard use but still held its shape and character. It was worn in but not worn out, soft but sturdy, and we wanted to find something that carried that same balance.
This double-brushed heavyweight cotton comes close. The brushing gives it a soft nap on the surface that feels rich and velvety in the hand, while the underlying structure remains strong and dependable. It has real substance but never feels stiff.
Woven in Italy at a mill with nearly a century of history, it is made from 100% cotton and is both Global Organic Textile Standard and Standard 100 by OEKO TEX certified. It is built to last and intended to age well, taking on the marks of wear without losing the qualities that made it special to begin with.
This fabric offers a different perspective on linen suiting. Woven in Italy from 100% linen, it has been lightly flannelled, giving the surface a soft, peachy feel. Once worn, the true nature of linen comes through in its crisp structure, coolness, and breathability. It carries the ease of linen with the comfort of flannel, making it especially versatile from early spring through summer.
This is linen is officially recognized as European sourced and GOTS certified, meaning the majority of it's fibers come from organic farming. That designation reflects both the quality of the raw material and the care taken in its production.
The fabric's natural slub and texture gives it further character and a melange effect. With an open basket weave, it has the presence of a heavier cloth but it remains breathable and light, wearing comfortably across a wide range of temperatures. Like all good linen, it continues to improve the more it is worn.
This season’s Shore Coat is made from a 13.5 ounce organic cotton denim sourced from a renowned mill in Japan known for its commitment to traditional methods and vintage military fabrics. The denim is made with the same care and intention as the garments that inspired it.
Looking closely, you will notice small brown flecks scattered across the surface and set within the twill. These are natural remnants of the cotton hull, left intact because the fabric has not been bleached or overprocessed. It is a reflection of the fabric’s honesty, and no two pieces are exactly the same.
Because it remains undyed and unbleached, the color holds a warm, natural off white tone that feels softer and more lived in than standard denim. Over time, it will continue to take on character, aging in a way that reflects how it is worn.
Spun and woven in Yorkshire, England at a mill founded in 1875, this wool hopsack reflects a long tradition of cloth made with tailoring in mind. The robust 2 ply merino wool yarn in both the warp and weft is very characteristic of authentic English fabric and preferred by Savile Row tailors for its ease of tailoring, comfortable weight and firm handling that retains drape and holds press.
Hopsack refers to its basket weave construction, which is open and uniform, giving the fabric breathability while maintaining the appearance of substance. It wears well through frequent use, and remains comfortable across a wide range of temperatures. The weave allows air to move freely, making it as suitable in warmer months as it is layered through cooler ones.
Its lightness and resilience make it especially well-suited for travel, easy to wear, pack, and rely on without much thought. We kept it classic in navy and finished it with horn buttons to preserve its versatility. It is a fabric that moves easily between settings and seasons, and one you can return to year after year.
This fabric builds on our trusted two-ply oxford cloth we have relied on for years in our classic shirting. Here, we took a slightly different approach, using a single ply yarn that results in a lighter weight fabric while still holding up to regular wear.
Each shirt is delivered washed, giving it a relaxed, broken-in feel from the start. It carries the same dependability as our standard oxford, with an ease that makes it better suited to warmer days.
We introduced this lightweight oxford to extend our shirting into the summer months, allowing you to keep wearing the pieces you rely on without compromise. It offers the same durability and familiarity, just in a lighter form.
This lightweight cotton poplin from Japan is unlike the poplins we have used in the past. It is woven at a high density using fine yarns, then put through a slow kneading process that brings out the fabric’s natural grain. That extra time and care gives it a subtle texture that feels closer to a vintage shirt than something newly made.
A garment wash further softens it, leaving a smooth surface with a gently brushed hand. It feels light and dry, with a papery drape that moves easily and stays off the body.
We used it for our oversized short sleeve shirt to take full advantage of those qualities. The combination of the fabric’s airiness and relaxed fit makes it easy to wear through the hottest days of summer while still holding its shape and character.
Though this fabric is a blend of wool and linen, it wears lighter than you might expect. Fine yarns and an open weave allow air to move freely, while the linen adds strength and a dry hand. It is breathable, durable, and well-suited to extended wear across seasons. Both fibers naturally wick moisture, making it especially comfortable to wear.
It was woven in Yorkshire, England at a heritage mill established in 1910, one we have often turned to for fine suiting. Here, we were drawn to something less traditional. The plaid carries a sense of play, but the quality of the cloth keeps it grounded and elevated.
What makes it even more special is its construction. The pattern is yarn dyed, with different designs running through the warp and weft, requiring a process that takes even more time and care. We used it to elevate familiar pieces like our varsity jacket and six panel hat, bringing tailoring quality to everyday forms.
If you are familiar with our core denim program, you will recognize this fabric. It is the same Japanese selvedge denim from Kaihara we've relied on for years and continue to stand behind. We've seen how it responds to real wear, how it softens, fades, and takes on character in a way that feels honest.
For this season, we used it in a classic denim jacket and a new straight leg pant, silhouettes that feel right at home in a fabric like this. It has the structure you expect from proper denim, but is comfortable from the start and only improves with time.
It is woven as a 3 by 1 right hand twill and dyed in indigo, giving it depth and durability. It is sturdy and substantial, built for long use. We give it only a light wash to control shrinkage, leaving the rest to you. How it fades and wears from there becomes personal, shaped by how you live in it.
We set out to make the kind of lightweight wool sweater you can rely on year-round, something easy to wear, easy to carry, and comfortable in almost any setting. It is one of the lightest and finest sweaters we have made, and it begins with the yarn itself.
The wool comes from extrafine baby merino fibers, taken from the first shearing of Merino lambs in Geelong, Australia. These early fibers are the softest and most delicate, prized for their smoothness and strength. They are then twisted, spun, and dyed in Italy, where generations of expertise bring out their full character.
The result is a yarn that feels exceptionally soft while remaining light and breathable. It provides warmth without bulk and works just as well layered under a jacket as it does worn on its own.
We took the time to develop these yarns ourselves to ensure they were sourced responsibly. They are RWS certified, reflecting a commitment to animal welfare and responsible land management.
