The craftsmanship of the Celtic weavers has been renowned since the time of ancient Rome. The people of this region used natural sheep wool to create woven fabrics with a distinctive checkered pattern known as “Tartan.” Tartan is formed by interlacing two different colored threads, resulting in a fabric that displays three colors. The characteristic pattern, easily recognizable, features the crisscrossing of two color columns that create repeating square blocks.
Over the centuries, in the cozy space of traditional cottages built from stone walls and roofs made of wood, hay and reeds of the Scottish Hebrides, the indigenous people have preserved the traditional hand weaving craft of each piece of famous Harris Tweed.
This guncheck jacket was cut from one of the vintage fabrics that the founder of Vietnam Bespoke Shop found on a recent trip to Italy. Woven from 100% natural wool in the Biella region of Italy, the jacket brings a warm and soft feeling to the early autumn weather in the North.
You already know the flannel suit from the high-end Italian fabric line Drapers, now we would like to introduce to you a 3-piece winter suit made from flannel fabric from Marling & Evans, one of the oldest weavers in Hudderfield, England.
We have introduced to you a flannel suit from the high-end Italian fabric line Drapers, now you will admire a 3-piece winter suit made from flannel fabric from Hardy Minnis, one of the oldest and most famous fabric houses in the foggy country.
Flannel is the top choice for cold weather, especially for the chilly climate of Vietnam. It is synonymous with a unique beauty—light, soft, and warm. Flannel holds its shape beautifully thanks to the wool fabric’s properties, and it has a distinct aesthetic due to its characteristic textured surface.