The Introducing Series
A series of complete reviews of brand new fabrics and styles.
Learn about the latest fabric collections, how they make up, and what works for each outfit
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Introducing Series
A series of complete reviews of brand new fabrics and styles.
Learn about the latest fabric collections, how they make up, and what works for each outfit
Crispaire is a 10oz cloth rooted in the mid weight category with a firm, crisp handle (hence the name?). It struck me as very similar to Dugdale’s excellent New Fine Worsted but with a slight, but noticeable push on the design side. However the bunch feels like it was designed by tailors, for tailors, with an emphasis on quality, which feels like a very English trait. In this regard the styles are slightly more reserved but with room for some more exciting colours towards the back.
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Historically high twist fabrics could come across a tad scratchy. They have always performed well but not always had the most pleasurable tactile response. Often feeling a little board like and rigid.
It's been something we've been trying to solve, the issue of picking cloth with structure, breathability and performance, that is a lot softer, more pliable and more pleasurable against the skin.
It's something we felt that Airesco by Holland and Sherry could achieve so set about putting it to work….