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Suits

The suit speaks before you do.

Cut to your pattern. Worn like a decision.

01 — The Business Suit

Three suits. Every working week.

Navy, charcoal, grey. The rotation that never misses.

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THE NAVY SUITThe first one.Navy chalk-stripe worsted. The suit every wardrobe starts from.
Man in a charcoal three-piece suit with waistcoat on a navy studio backdrop
THE MID-NIGHT THREE-PIECEThe serious one.A three-piece for the rooms where decisions happen.
Man in a mid-grey notch-lapel suit with a ticket pocket
THE GREY SUITThe quiet one.Mid-grey wool that moves between boardroom and dinner.
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02 — Evening

After dark, the rules sharpen.

Midnight wool. Silk facings. The suit that only comes out at night.

03 — The Details

Your suit. Your way.

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LAPELNotch · Peak · Canvas-rolled lapel.
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BUTTONSHorn · Corozo · Hand-finished buttonholes (optional)
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POCKETWelted · Flap · Ticket
FIT
Cut to your pattern, refined at every fitting.
FABRIC
Worsted, flannel, fresco and high-twist wool.

04 — The John Tailor Suit

One pattern. Every suit after this one starts there.

Once your measurements exist, the next suit is a choice of cloth — not a new process.

BUSINESS · EVENING · THREE-PIECE · DOUBLE-BREASTED