Wool Fresco Double Breasted Suit
Hackett · £1,000
Worth being NRY provisional
Fresco is the cloth to know about here: a high-twist open weave, woven in Huddersfield by Dugdale, that lets air through and drops its creases overnight. That makes this the one suit in a British wardrobe that is bearable in August and still reads as tailoring. It is double-breasted, which is a commitment rather than a default, and the horn buttons and flower loop under the lapel are the details that tell you where the £1,000 went.
- For
- Someone who wears a suit through summer and is tired of a worsted that holds every crease.
- Not for
- Anyone who wants one suit for everything. Double-breasted is a choice people notice.
What we checked
- Woven in Huddersfield by Dugdale from pure fresco wool. Hackett
- Fully lined, with horn buttons and a flower loop under the lapel. Hackett
- All wool. Hackett
Marked provisional: the justification rests on 1 source(s); two independent ones is the bar. We publish it anyway and say so, rather than waiting for evidence that may never arrive.