Flannel suit blue

The two-piece

The uniform of the modern gentleman

For a long time, suits were considered the work uniform of Wall Street businessmen to salespeople in all industries. With the new ways of working like home office & co, for many suits became almost useless and forgotten.

Yet the suit was once the everyday attire of every respectable man, as it elegantly accentuates the masculine stature without much effort. And this is even more true today, because suits can be worn with a lot more stylistic freedom than in former days: with a classic shirt and tie, with a modern stand-up collar shirt or simply with a crewneck or turtleneck. It's the same with shoes: suits can be worn with ankle boots and sneakers just as well as with formal derbies.

Worn separately or as a set

A suit usually consists of two pieces, and on very special occasions even three pieces if you add a vest. But you don't necessarily have to wear the suit as a two-piece, because the suit trousers can be combined with a shirt and a wool coat, for example, for an elegant but less formal look.

A solid half-canvas construction

The fabric is the first thing that catches your eye when you buy a new suit. And you can usually get a good idea of its quality. Less easy to spot, but at least as important is the construction! It is what gives the jacket body, resistance and comfort - or not.

Our suit jackets are made in half-canvas construction. Meaning a canvas made of horsehair is sewn between the outer fabric shell and the inner lining of the upper jacket part, giving more suppleness and a natural drape. Since the lower part of the jacket is less stressed it is simply fused in a half-canvas construction.