Quality: 95% SUPER 160's WOOL WORSTED, 5% CASHMERE, SUITING FABRIC BY HOLLAND & SHERRY - 4.0 m.
Shade, Design & Weave: Black and White/Blue Glen Plaid Fancy 1 13/16 x 2 3/16 inch, Woven in 2/2 Twill. (Please be aware, the colour of fabric on screen may differ from the actual fabric, depending on screen settings and other factors)
Weight: Around 300 gram/metre
Length: 4.0 m. = £220 = (Sufficient for most 3 Pieces Suits/Sizes - Please check with your Tailor)
Width: 150 cm.
Finish: Luxury smooth and soft classic traditional merchant finish, makes a joy to wear this discreet elegance of timeless design/shade cloth.
Usage: Suiting
Name Edge: LUXURY SUPER 160’s WOOL WORSTED WITH CASHMERE BY HOLLAND & SHERRY SAVILE ROW LONDON
This fabric is made in England, by HOLLAND & SHERRY and is part of their “EXQUISITE SUITING FABRIC”.
Merino sheep are prized for their superfine wool, which is of the finest and softest of any sheep. Careful breeding has helped produce finer micron wools with fewer imperfections and less fleece contamination, giving it limitless possibilities for cloth production.
For this collection Holland & Sherry has created an intimate blend of hand-combed cashmere and mulberry silk to produce a 1/62Nm yarn that has been proportionally woven with a 15.5µ superfine merino wool. In this combination, these two fibres enhance the performance, drape and handle of the cloth, ensuring superior quality and exquisite refinement.
The classical weaves and shade emphasise the discreet elegance of this timeless selection, offering great versatility for elegant suiting designs for the fashion conscious man.
Please note that each "Buy it now" item accounts for 4.0 m. = £220
Postage cost for this item (UK) is £7.5
Product Code: 8020022
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