Oxford Cloth
Acid Wash Denim
Shetland Wool Leopard
Cotton Sateen
Linen Shirting
Floral Jersey
Linen Madras
Linen Herringbone
Shetland Wool Argyle
Interlock Jacquard
Donegal Houndstooth Linen
Buffalo Plaid Denim
Summer Shaker Knit
Irish Linen
Pastel Floral Denim
Dream Tweed
Content: 100% Cotton
Origin: Portugal
Weight: 182 GSM
Put simply and with all due respect, here is the best quality of Oxford Cloth that you can find today. Our Classic Oxford Shirts are made the traditional way, with rigid structure, button-down collar, and knife-pleats across the back. Over time, they will break in and form to your shape. What they will not do, however, is wear out. Ten years later and you might need a button or two fixed, but the fabric itself will stay strong.
Content: 100% Cotton
Origin: Japan
Weight: 13 oz
Our selvedge denim has been an anchor of the core collection since Noah’s earliest days, sourced from Japan and expertly constructed in the US. This season we’ve flipped our classic, pleated style by starting with a deep, ink-black jean and treating it with a wash process that uses an enzyme to selectively strip that black away. With a softness to its face that remains sturdy, it’s a deep, admiring nod to a staple of 1980s fashion, every pair of jeans uniquely their own.
Content: 100% Wool
Origin: Scotland
Weight: 12 oz
This, we believe, is tradition at its best, when historic fabrics meet fresh patterns and unorthodox designs. Our Shetland Wool begins at a family owned, eighteenth-century mill where generations of skilled workers have spun yarn widely admired, even envied for its unlikely balance of softness, durability, and a lightweight feel that yields easy warmth. It’s all brushed twice to tease out the wool’s natural fibers, leaving it impossibly soft against the skin.
Content: 100% Cotton
Origin: England
Weight: 170 GSM
This season’s collaboration with England’s masters of quilted outerwear, Lavenham Leisure Limited, is a lighter weight take on their essential Denham model. The fabric is sateen cotton that’s been woven to capture the best qualities of silk, quilted in two-inch diamonds. But it’s the traditional Provence print, drawn from traditionally femme inspirations, that carries the jacket’s effect. Extremely vivid, richly detailed, and classically prep, it’s that rare case of a contemporary statement piece that’s made for everyday wear.
Content: 100% Linen
Origin: Portugal
Weight: 128 GSM
Our first ever linen shirt is a super lightweight evocation of the 1980s. Ample enough to tuck in but not so long that it’s required, its quality is as evident as its breathability, with sleeves just waiting to be rolled up. Dual chest pockets and a subtle stripe against a classically sheer linen round out this warm weather staple.
Content: 100% Cotton
Origin: Portugal
Weight: 6 oz
A convincing argument that the 6 oz. knit jersey will always bear new life, this is a fabric familiar to our spring lines, but never like this. The black base and collar / cuff accents create surprising contrast with the allover pattern, these pulsing watercolor flowers that seem to have been laid out thoughtfully upon the shirt’s surface. It’s a bit prep, a bit contemporary, and even a bit of new wave.
Content: 100% Linen
Origin: Italy
Weight: 230/240 GSM
In both fabric and pattern, our 100% linen madras is a far cry from the gauzy, loosely-woven cottons so often associated with the term. Developed in Italy specifically for Noah, the dense weave of this linen balances quality feel with light weight and incredible drape. Visually, we’ve broken from decades of Ivy and prep lineage, mixing broad lines and soft pastels inspired by women’s fashion for a pattern that feels spacious, even airy.
Content: 100% Linen
Origin: Ireland
Weight: 400/430 GSM
With 150 years of tradition behind them, Ireland’s Magee of Donegal weaves some of the world’s most exquisite fabrics. Few, though, are quite as subtly charismatic as this surprising linen that we’re calling herringbone, but which in fact merges that classic pattern with barleycorn, and is further defined by dark purple and deep rust pinstripes. This is a heavy hand for linen but still with ample breathability for three-season wear.
Content: 100% Wool
Origin: Scotland
Weight: 12 oz
This, we believe, is tradition at its best, when historic fabrics meet fresh patterns and unorthodox designs. Our Shetland Wool begins at a family owned, eighteenth-century mill where generations of skilled workers have spun yarn widely admired, even envied for its unlikely balance of softness, durability, and a lightweight feel that yields easy warmth. It’s all brushed twice to tease out the wool’s natural fibers, leaving it impossibly soft against the skin.
Content: 100% Cotton
Origin: Portugal
Weight: 6 oz
Maybe it’s our longtime attention to suiting that’s behind this jacquard adaptation of a generally flat knitwear category. It’s the same heavyweight cotton that we turn to for knits, with engineered stripes that have been woven into the very heart of the fabric, as is typical with herringbone and other suit patterns. Interlock pique makes for a shirt that’s structured and soft at the same time, sturdy but with generous give and breathability.
Content: 77% Linen, 11% Wool, 7% Nylon, 5% Silk
Origin: Ireland
Weight: 400/430 GSM
The surprise of this, another of our three Magee of Donegal fabrics for the season, is a matter of nuance. A meticulous process of twisting the linen and wool yarns with incremental hits of nylon and silk, this classic houndstooth pattern bears a quiet, colorful fleck throughout. It’s a look with a long history in womenswear, most commonly as skirts. The sturdiness of this fabric struck us as an ideal opportunity to return to a favorite style from Noah’s past, a 1950’s jacket.
Content: 100% Organic Cotton
Origin: Portugal
Weight: 435 GSM
When you’ve got denim the way we’ve got denim, it’s only natural to play a bit with expectations. We’ve looked to the 80s for this distinctive and standout fabric. Here the washed violet and chunky plaid lines are printed, rather than the more common yarn-dyed approach. So, in addition to reducing dye waste and bleeding colors, ours will mimic more closely what you’d see from a loom as it ages and the print gradually fades with time.
Content: 100% Cotton
Origin: Portugal
Weight: 10 oz
We’ve taken our go-to yarn for knit cotton sweaters and treated it to a wholly different dying and washing process, resulting in an all new effect. A staple of Northeast nautical wear, this shaker knit can look faded from a distance. Up close, clear distinctions emerge between high and low color concentrations of these classically ribbed stitches. As soft as ever, this sweater will maintain its hand for years to come.
Content: 100% Linen
Origin: Ireland
Weight: 400/430 GSM
We were drawn immediately to the density of this Magee of Donegal linen. You can feel the quality and texture in its strong hand that maintains, somehow, a brushed softness. One doesn’t often encounter such fine detail of a repeated check pattern in linen–it’s more often the product of yarn-dyed cottons. Which made this fabric the perfect candidate for an Italian-made, lightweight parka inspired by the pre-prep, madras era of the late 1970s.
Content: 100% Cotton
Origin: Japan
Weight: 14 oz
While we pride ourselves on making classic denim that develops character and ages beautifully over time, we often can’t help but use the fabric as a canvas. This season, we chose a subtle floral design on our classic white heavyweight denim we know and love.
Content: 38% Wool 37% Cotton 15% Mohair 5% Polyamide 4% Silk 1% Nylon
Origin: Scotland
Weight: 490/500 GSM
Every so often we come upon a fabric so distinctive, so inspiring, that we’re left no choice but to design up to its promise. Such was the case with this almost psychedelic Dream Tweed from the historic Lochcarron of Scotland. Think of vibrant chenille blazer and skirt sets, femme silhouettes with a heavy but not overpowering feel. Lined with viscose, it’s an unmistakably woven fabric that wears more like a knit top, thanks to knit collars and ribbing.