Graphite Grey Double-Breasted Wool Suit
AED 25,200.00
Safari Jacket, Fully Handmade, Ceremonial
AED 25,200.00
CEREMONIAL brings the practical vocabulary of the safari jacket into the world of designer tailoring. Cut in a Linen-Wool-Silk blend, the cloth combines the lightness and breathability required for warm-weather dressing with the structure of wool and the subtle character of silk. The Ivory ground is overlaid with a plaid pattern, giving the jacket visual depth while retaining a restrained, versatile palette.
Completely unlined and fully handmade, the construction allows the cloth to remain central to the design while keeping the jacket exceptionally light. Four patch pockets with flaps establish its unmistakable safari character, while the Mandarin collar gives the silhouette a more architectural and contemporary expression.
A considered bespoke detail appears at the cuffs, where the construction allows the buttons to be converted into functional working cuff buttons. This provision for customisation reflects the same attention to detail found throughout the garment.
Designed for warm-weather travel, sophisticated leisure and resort settings, CEREMONIAL occupies a space between functional outerwear and designer tailoring. Its Ivory and plaid composition pairs naturally with cream, beige, brown and tonal separates, while the character of the jacket gives even a relaxed ensemble a more deliberate presence.
Caring for Your Suit
A fine suit is made to be lived in, but it deserves time to rest between wears. Store it on a well-shaped hanger to preserve the natural form of the shoulders and allow the cloth to recover.
Pressing
Press only when necessary, preferably through a trusted tailor or specialist dry cleaner. A pressing cloth should always be used, with no direct heat applied to the wool, to protect the natural fibres and preserve the depth and character of the cloth.
Dry Cleaning
Dry clean only when necessary, such as when the garment has been stained or has absorbed odour. Excessive dry cleaning can gradually affect the natural fibres and the canvas construction of a handmade garment. For small marks, gentle spot-cleaning with a damp cloth is preferable to cleaning the entire suit.
Pro Tip: The less frequently a garment is dry cleaned, the longer it will retain its natural character and longevity. When dry cleaning is necessary, always entrust your garment to a professional specialist dry cleaner experienced in fine tailoring and natural fibres.