Gunton Wool/Linen Jacket Brown Glencheck

• Gunton is our soft structure English jacket block
• Tailored fit with a pronounced waist, natural shoulders and slightly shorter body length
• Half canvas construct, pad stitched lapels without fusing
• Natural horsehair canvas interlinings with minimal padding
• 2-buttoned jacket
• 2 flapped side pockets and welted breast pocket
• 4 inside pockets
• Lapel button hole with flower loop
• 4-buttoned cuffs for blazers and 5-buttoned for suit jackets
• Double vents
• Cupro Bemberg half lined body and viscose sleeve lining

The jacket is true to size, please choose your normal size. Shorter length makes long sizes an option for taller gentlemen.

UK fabric, tailored in Mauritius.

51% Wool and 49% linen bring together the strengths of both fibres, combining worsted wool with linen in a versatile cloth well suited to summer and the months around it. Woven in classic twill and herringbone designs, the collection sits comfortably within a familiar British cloth tradition. The worsted wool gives the fabric structure, a smooth finish and natural breathability, while the linen adds a drier, crisper handle with a cooler feel in warmer weather. With wear, the cloth softens and develops a more relaxed character, which only adds to its appeal.

Weight: 270glm/ 8 oz

Abraham Moons in Yorkshire, England, have over 185 years of proud British manufacturing and design – they are experts in producing woollen cloth of unrivalled character and quality.

Take care of your tailored linen or cotton garments by airing and brushing to avoid frequent dry cleaning. Wet stains should be treated at once by soaking up any surface liquid with a tissue. Then immediately alternately dab the stain softly with a wet cloth (to dilute the stain) and a dry tissue (to absorb the stain) until the stain has been removed. If still visible after drying, consult a processional dry cleaner. You may steam iron (cotton/linen setting) the parts of the garment that is not canvassed (all parts except for the front quarters and lapels of a jacket) to flat out some wrinkles. Be patient and do not press too hard.

Dry clean only. Try to wash all suit parts together to avoid different shading.