The Low Double-Breasted Jacket fastens at the hip, which has its roots in the 1930s and ‘40s, seen in films that Edward long admired like Casablanca. This style too relies on the delicate balancing of proportions. The lower buttoning point and subtly extended shoulder line focus the eyes on the shoulder and hip rather than accentuating the waist. This creates a louche, masculine, and fluid silhouette. We cut these jackets slightly looser in the body and without rear vents, true to their Art Deco archetypes.

An earthy silver with a slubby, textured finish that gives this cloth a natural depth and organic character. Woven in Italy from 60% wool and 40% linen, the two fibres balance each other beautifully - the linen brings lightness, breathability, and that distinctive dry handle; the wool provides structure, recovery, and the drape that keeps the cloth looking sharp through a long day. At 235g per metre it sits perfectly for the warmer months, with enough body to hold its shape without ever feeling heavy. 60% wool, 40% linen, 235g/m², woven in Italy. Dry clean.

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