Wool — The All-Rounder
Wool is the classic suit fabric for good reason: it drapes well, breathes, recovers from wrinkles and wears for years. Look for the Super number (Super 100s, 120s, 150s) — higher numbers mean finer, softer wool, but also more delicate. For most markets, Super 100s to 120s is the best balance of comfort and durability.
Linen — Summer's Answer
Linen is light, breathable and ideal for warm climates and summer events. It wrinkles naturally — buyers should set expectations that this is part of its charm. Linen suits are popular for weddings and resort markets.
Cotton — Casual Comfort
Cotton suits and blazers are relaxed and easy to wear, best in unstructured styles. They crease more than wool and read less formal — a good choice for smart-casual lines.
Blends — The Practical Middle Ground
- Wool-linen — keeps linen's lightness with wool's drape; great for warm weather.
- Wool-polyester — durable, wrinkle-resistant and budget-friendly; common in rental and travel wear.
- Wool-silk — a subtle sheen and luxurious hand; for premium evening wear.
Weight & Season
- Lightweight (180–230 gsm) — summer suits and tropical markets.
- Mid-weight (240–300 gsm) — year-round workhorse; most safe first choices.
- Heavy (300 gsm+) — winter and overcoats.
We keep a large fabric library — over a hundred colours and weaves across wool, linen and blends. Ask us for the current range.
