Suit Fabrics and Mills

A byword for luxury cloth since 1836. Holland & Sherry weaves some of the rarest fibres on earth (super 240s, cashmere, even vicuña) in the time-honoured British tradition. The choice when an investment garment should feel like one.

Neapolitan cloth merchants with an eye for soft hand and rich colour. Caccioppoli fabrics carry the relaxed elegance of Naples: well suited to the soft tailoring and warm climate of Southwest Florida.

The reference for fine shirting since 1796. Long-staple cottons that press crisp, breathe well and survive years of laundering: the cloth behind a dress shirt that actually holds its shape.

One of the oldest mills in the world, weaving in the Biella alps since 1663. VBC is the workhorse of great tailoring: endlessly reliable worsteds with the performance and value to back daily wear.

A vertically integrated Biella mill sourcing its own merino from Australia and New Zealand. Reda's fresh, resilient wools are built for movement and warm weather: naturally breathable and quick to recover.

Another of Biella's historic houses, Guabello pairs traditional weaving with modern performance finishes. Crisp, structured cloths that hold a clean line through a Florida afternoon.

From the spiritual home of English cloth. Huddersfield fine worsteds bring that unmistakable British backbone: a touch more structure and gravity for suits that mean business.

Cloth woven in Connecticut from American-grown wool. Available for American Made garments, mostly in the middle of the price range.