Fabrics
Formal Suiting
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Navy Twill
Fabric 1A classic 4-season cloth with excellent drape. Durable, subtle and a great building block for a basic suit wardrobe.
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Grey Twill
Fabric 2Woven from superfine Australian merino wool, a premium-grade cloth. A workhorse fabric with unparalleled durability.
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Brown Wool
Fabric 3Super 150’S wool from Loro Pianas Australis bunch. A fabric that stands out for its comfort, breathability, fluidity and feather-light weight.
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Grey Wool
Fabric 4Plain grey from the Ascot two, four and six ply bunch. A versatile summer suit favourite.
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Grey Flannel
Fabric 5Proper woolen flannel from Drapers in its most classic form. A nice melange of different shades.
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Charcoal Flannel
Fabric 6Woolen flannel from Drapers. Smart and serious. Soft with good drape and a rich texture.
Casual Suiting
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Brown Corderoy
Fabric 7Brown corduroy from Caccioppoli in a narrow wale. Jacket and trousers can be worn separately, as well as together as a suit.
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Olive Corderoy
Fabric 8Muted olive corduroy from Caccioppoli in a narrow wale. A casual suit in a casual colour.
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Navy Cotton
Fabric 9Cotton in a cold navy tone. Will age subtly and gracefully, developing a patina around the exposed areas and seams.
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Beige Cotton
Fabric 10Beige cotton from W.Bill. The jacket can be worn with jeans or linen trousers; the pants worn with sport coats or casual outerwear.
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Brown Linen
Fabric 11French linen. The cold and muted shade makes it classic and versatile. Easy to wear with white shirts and black knit ties.
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Moka Linen
Fabric 12Linen from Maison Hellard in a muted moka shade. To be worn with white linen shirts and loafers in the summer heat.
Autumn Jacketing
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Brown Wool
Fabric 13A melange of subtle browns from Loro Piana. A perfect backdrop for different styles and occasions.
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Oatmeal Wool/Cashmere
Fabric 14A contemporary wardrobe staple with a smooth hand, in a discreet, understated palette.
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Black and White Shetland Tweed
Fabric 15A classic black and white colour scheme. A trusty piece to keep you warm over the winter.
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Grey Herringbone Harris Tweed
Fabric 16A versatile go-to jacket for the colder months. Wear with button-downs and cashmere ties.
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Irish Donegal Tweed
Fabric 17Heavy weight Donegal tweed in a herringbone pattern. Works best with oxfordshirts, denim and tailored flannels.
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Plain Blue
Fabric 18Jacketing from Drapers Supersonic bunch. Suitable for sports jackets that take you from early autumn to late spring.
Spring Jacketing
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White Sea Shell
Fabric 20Harrisons’ Sea Shell has developed a well-deserved reputation as a signature Spring and Summer collection.
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Brown/Beige Linen
Fabric 21A brown/beige glen check in a warm shade from Harrison's fantastic Mersolair bunch. Make up as a jacket to wear with polos and mid-blue denim.
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Navy Hopsack
Fabric 22A lightweight, breathable material with a fairly dry finish. A perfect summer blazer.
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Linen Herringbone
Fabric 23Beige linen for summer. The cold shade makes it a perfect companion for brown and greys.
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Linen Gun Club
Fabric 24A traditional and easy-to-wear gun club, wearable from early spring to the peak of summer.
Trouser Cloths
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Medium Grey Twill
Fabric 25Woven from superfine Australian merino wool. Heavy, durable and subtle. Perfect for odd trousers.
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Charcoal Twill
Fabric 26Woven from superfine Australian merino wool. Heavy, durable and subtle. Perfect for odd trousers.
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Brown Whipcord
Fabric 27Durable and hardwearing. Pairs nicely with suede, brushed cotton shirts, tweed jackets or a navy blazer.
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Brown Cotton
Fabric 28The fabric has a matte surface that allows the trousers to be combined with many different types of garments.
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Grey Plain
Fabric 29Fabric from the Ascot two, four and six ply bunch. A versatile summer trouser favourite.
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Cream Cotton
Fabric 30From Drapers Cotton Deluxe Bunch. The most versatile trouser colour in a slightly heavier cotton to make sure the trouser will hold its shape better.
