Harris Tweed 3-piece Suit Warm Grey Check

• 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
• 3-buttoned jacket
• Two flapped side pockets and welted breast pocket
• 4 inside pockets
• Lapel button hole with flower loop
• 4-buttoned cuffs
• Double vents
• Cupro Bemberg body lining 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.

• 6 button waistcoat
• Shorter in length for high waist trousers
• 3 pockets: 2 lower with flaps, one left breast pocket
• Lining or Cloth back
• Adjustable back waistband
• Cupro Bemberg lining

The waistcoat is true to size but slightly shorter in length, choose your normal size.

UK fabric, tailored in Mauritius.

• Generous fit vintage style pleated trousers
• Full cut straight leg tapers to hem
• High rise: waistband at your natural waist
• Double forward pleats
• Straight side pockets
• Right side twin jet button and loop hip pocket
• Luxury brushed cotton pocketing and waistband
• 100% viscose satin knee lining
• French bearer and buttoned no extension waistband
• Zip fly
• Belt loops and brace buttons
• 37 inch inside leg unfinished

These trousers are true to size, select size from your seat measurement.

UK fabric, tailored in Mauritius.

100 % virgine wool spun and finished by Harris Tweed Hebrides in their 100 years old Shawbost mill. The actual cloth is handwoven in the homes of the weaving community of the Outer Hebrides. In our opinion Harris Tweed Hebrides offers the best yarn depth, patterns and cloth finish available in the Harris Tweed trade.

Weight: 470-500 glm

Harris Tweed is the most famous tweed quality in the world, guaranteed by the Harris Tweed Act and certified by the Orb stamp and label.

Take care of your tailored wool 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 press with a damp cloth under the iron (wool 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.