Yarn-Dyed Wool Checks - Sherlock

SKU:  CW00704

€23,90 / m
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Color: Mustard

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Warm wool fabric with a soft hand. Yarn-dyed checked worsted wool that takes us back to the atmosphere of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and the adventures of his world-famous Sherlock Holmes. Ideal for making coats, sports jackets, trousers, skirts, vests, and lumberjack shirts.

Composition

65% Wool, 32% Viscose, 3% Elastane

Reason

Checked

Height

150 cm

Weight gram per linear meter

500 g

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Description

An elegance with a British flair, blending London atmospheres with sartorial tradition. Sherlock is a yarn-dyed wool fabric characterized by a refined small-check pattern, perfect for those who love a classic style that is full of personality.

The yarn-dyed check design is created by weaving colored yarns, resulting in a defined and harmonious geometric motif. A technique that enhances the pattern and evokes the charm of fabrics used in English tailoring.

Ideal for tailoring blazers, dress trousers, vests, skirts, dresses, and coordinated suits, Sherlock lends itself to heritage, collegiate, and casual chic interpretations for both men’s and women’s wardrobes.

Perfect for those looking to create vintage-inspired pieces, reinterpreting traditional patterns through modern cuts and refined details.

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