Few suit patterns carry the heritage, sophistication, and versatility of the Glen Check suit. Also known as Glen Plaid or Prince of Wales Check, this iconic fabric has been a cornerstone of British tailoring for over a century and has seen a resurgence in its relevance today.

Originating in the Scottish Highlands, the pattern was first used on the Glenurquhart Estate before being adopted and popularised by King Edward VII and later Edward VIII. Their appreciation for the design transformed it from practical country wear into a symbol of refined elegance.