The buttons on a jacket sleeve are more than mere decoration; they tell a story of style, craftsmanship, and tradition.
Below you’ll find a comprehensive guide to the different aspects of sleeve buttons – including their origins, variations, and what they reveal about a jacket’s quality.
Wedding Suit Three Piece Worsted Flannel Jacket 300g Camel Check With Linen Waistcoat 375g Blue Herringbone Fox Brothers
Timeless Fabrics, Uniquely Combined
For those seeking a wedding suit with personality, comfort, and a touch of symbolism, this combination offers a remarkable ensemble. This three-piece wedding suit comprises a jacket and trousers made from 300g worsted flannel in a camel check, paired with a 375g blue herringbone linen waistcoat from the renowned Fox Brothers.
The worsted flannel is supple, soft, and extremely comfortable to wear. Many people unfamiliar with fabrics assume that flannel is always warm due to its brushed appearance. However, this is not necessarily true; warmth depends more on the weight and quality of the fabric. A 300-gram fabric is essentially a four-season fabric. Many choose a flannel variant for the lively character of the fabric. The camel check—a subtle plaid in warm sand and camel tones—adds character and a classic British look to the suit. This fabric choice ensures that the suit can be worn not only on the wedding day but also afterward in numerous combinations.
Read moreHandmade Women’s Skirt Suit in Navy Plum Gun Club Tweed
For a recent commission, we created a fully handmade women’s suit consisting of a jacket and skirt, crafted from a characterful tweed fabric from the Sherry Tweed collection by Holland & Sherry. The fabric, a Navy Plum Gun Club Fancy Tweed weighing 340 grams per metre, combines classic patterns with rich colour nuances and provides both the weight and structure required for a feminine silhouette with an elegant drape.
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