As we discussed in our last post, New Worsted Cheviots – Richard and the Blue Houndstooth, the Cheviot cloth comes from the rugged hills of North Northumberland and the Scottish borders, where the sheep have been bred to resist the inclement weather over many hundreds of years. Spun very tightly, the unusual texture provides a springiness which improves crease resistance and durability over the more traditional worsted suitings so the cloth is resistant to creasing; this is a suit you can travel cross-country in and still arrive looking crisp.
Molly Anderson is wearing our women’s bespoke single-breasted two-piece suit in a monochrome Prince-of-Wales check; it is perfect for every occasion. The trousers have a flattering double pleat and zip fastening for a clean-cut look. The single-breasted coat features a peak lapel and double vent at the back for a strong feminine silhouette, while the patch pockets with their contrasting check placement create an intriguing garment that fully utilises the cloth’s design.
We have shown this Prince-of-Wales Cheviot in both a trouser and a skirt suit in a grey tone that is fresh, light and flattering on all skin tones. This comfortable and stylish suit is designed to your specifications and is perfect for the office and less formal occasions.