In the world of bespoke tailoring, there are many techniques that set a custom-made garment apart from mass-produced clothing. One of these specialized methods is pad stitching — an essential hand-stitching technique that brings structure, shape, and character to tailored pieces. Although it often goes unnoticed once the garment is complete, pad stitching plays a critical role in the fit and feel of a well-made suit, jacket, or coat.
Read moreUnderstanding Suit Fabric Super Numbers: What They Are and Why They Matter
What Are Super Numbers?
Super numbers refer to the fineness of the wool used in the fabric. The wool is measured in microns—its diameter determines the Super rating. A Super 100 fabric contains wool fibers with a diameter of about 18.5 microns, while a Super 150 fabric uses even finer fibers, around 16 microns. The higher the number, the finer the wool, and thus the softer and smoother the fabric feels.
Read moreNote: Super numbers don’t measure the weight of the fabric but the fineness of the wool fibers.
Three Roll Two Vintage 20's 30's Flannel Three Piece Suit
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