Scabal Soho Wool Suit in Charcoal
Scabal Soho Wool Suit in Charcoal
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$2,750.00 USD
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Soho Charcoal Wool 2-Button Suit. Notch lapels, flap pockets, side vents. Fully lined jacket in butterfly pattern. Trousers have tab and button closure. Made in Portugal.
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Product Details
- Color FamilyGrey
- MaterialWool
- Fabric 99% Wool, 1% Lycra. Lining: 60% Viscose, 40% Cupro.
- Fabric TypeWool, Lycra
- Sleeve LengthLong Sleeve
- Sleeve StyleLong
- Outerwear FeaturesPockets
- GenderMale
Why We Love It
A butterfly-pattern jacket lining is the detail that separates this suit from a purely utilitarian charcoal option: it only shows when the jacket moves, the kind of personal touch that signals a considered suit rather than one built strictly to a price point.
Charcoal is the most versatile suit color after navy, which makes this the natural choice for a man building his first, or next, suit meant to cover the widest range of business and semi-formal occasions, from interviews to evening events that call for a dark suit rather than a tuxedo.
The wool comes from a Belgian mill that has made its own cloth since 1938 and now constructs many of its suits from that same fabric in its own workshop in Portugal. That heritage is what gives this suit its structure: dry clean it only when it truly needs it, brush the jacket after each wearing, and rest it a day between wears so the wool holds its shape season after season.
Charcoal is the most versatile suit color after navy, which makes this the natural choice for a man building his first, or next, suit meant to cover the widest range of business and semi-formal occasions, from interviews to evening events that call for a dark suit rather than a tuxedo.
The wool comes from a Belgian mill that has made its own cloth since 1938 and now constructs many of its suits from that same fabric in its own workshop in Portugal. That heritage is what gives this suit its structure: dry clean it only when it truly needs it, brush the jacket after each wearing, and rest it a day between wears so the wool holds its shape season after season.