Tag: wool suit
The Power Suit: Why Looking Sharp Still Matters When You're Not at Work
There’s a popular assumption that professional attire belongs only in the office. After all, why dress to impress when you’re on medical leave or battling to secure your benefits? But the truth is, looking sharp isn’t just about external appearance—it’s about preserving a sense of identity, confidence, and control. For those navigating a long term disability appeal, dressing well can be a quiet but powerful act of resilience. Even when you're not clocking in, the way you present yourself can shape your mindset, interactions, and sense of purpose.
Bespoke suits by Ede & Ravenscroft
Ede & Ravenscroft is London’s oldest tailor formally established in 1689 in Aldwych from where it had been operating for many years before. It was from here, amongst the many tailors, cloth merchants, robemakers, furriers, embroiderers and haberdashers that the company began its illustrious path of dressing the modern British gent.
Why is wool the best material for men's suits
- Wool absorbs up to 30% of its weight in moisture without feeling damp.
- Wool absorbs and releases moisture quickly, thus allowing the fabric to "breathe".
- Wool is dirt resistant, flame resistant, and, in many weaves, resists wear and tear...
Which are the most common men's suit patterns?
After we've talked about the All season men's suit and How to take care of wool suits, today we'll take a look at patterns.
Patterns are created in fabric by interweaving differently colored threads. Here are the most common patterns found in a typical wool suit.
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