Scabal Soho Super 100s Wool Suit in Navy
Scabal Soho Super 100s Wool Suit in Navy
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Soho Navy Super 100's Wool 2-Button Suit. Notch lapels, flap pockets, side vents. Fully lined jacket. Trousers have tab and button closure. Made in Portugal.
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Product Details
- Color FamilyBlue
- MaterialWool
- Fabric100% Wool. Lining: 100% Cupro
- Fabric TypeWool
- Sleeve LengthLong Sleeve
- Sleeve StyleLong
- Outerwear FeaturesPockets
- GenderMale

Why We Love It
Super 100s refers to the fineness of the wool fiber itself, a finer count than a standard suiting cloth, and it's what gives this suit a noticeably smoother hand and more drape than an off-the-rack navy alternative while still holding a clean line through a full day at the office.
That balance is the real case for this suit over stepping up to a Super 150s or higher: finer wool without trading away the durability a primary business suit needs to survive years of regular wear. For a man whose everyday navy suit is the one he reaches for most, that trade-off matters more than chasing the softest fabric available.
Scabal has milled its own wool since 1938 and constructs many of its suits from that same cloth in its own Portugal workshop, which means fewer hands between the loom and the finished garment. Dry clean it only when it truly needs it, brush it after each wearing, and let it rest a day between wears to hold its shape.
That balance is the real case for this suit over stepping up to a Super 150s or higher: finer wool without trading away the durability a primary business suit needs to survive years of regular wear. For a man whose everyday navy suit is the one he reaches for most, that trade-off matters more than chasing the softest fabric available.
Scabal has milled its own wool since 1938 and constructs many of its suits from that same cloth in its own Portugal workshop, which means fewer hands between the loom and the finished garment. Dry clean it only when it truly needs it, brush it after each wearing, and let it rest a day between wears to hold its shape.