Super 130s wool hopsack – an elevated take on hopsack by specialists weavers, Drago, marrying breathable texture with the refined finish of high-grade wool.
Founded in Biella, Italy, in 1973, Drago is a specialist weaver of ultra-fine worsted fabrics using superior grade wools.
Italian Tailored Fit Navy Hopsack Suit
Super 130s Wool by Drago, Italy
Jacket
Pant
Drago's fully integrated woollen mill in Italy's Biella region is hard to beat when it comes to modern, innovative interpretation of Italian fabric values.
We've selected their loose, fine hopsack weave made from super 130s wool to craft this navy suit, giving a more refined finish than the more rustic hopsacks you might find elsewhere.
We've designed it with no shoulder pads and a half-canvas construction for a drape that instantly signals the highest of quality. Full AMF stitching and working cuffs continue to reinforce that this suit is truly a cut above.
Our Italian tailored fit affords a little more leg room and a higher waistband on the pants, while the jacket is cut slightly longer.
AMF stitching
Patch pockets
Single-breasted closure
Notch lapel
Half-canvas construction
Our tailored fit suits offer a well-balanced fit, shaped to define shoulders, chest, arms and thighs but with room to move with ease. The jacket is tapered through the waist while pants are defined through the seat with a tapered leg that sits on top of the shoe.
The model is 6'2" tall (188 cm)
He is wearing a 40R Jacket and 34R Pants
Outer:
100% Wool
Lining:
55% Polyester
45% Viscose
Dry clean only
Jacket : 966962509
Pant : 966962609
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Super 130s wool hopsack – an elevated take on hopsack by specialists weavers, Drago, marrying breathable texture with the refined finish of high-grade wool.
Founded in Biella, Italy, in 1973, Drago is a specialist weaver of ultra-fine worsted fabrics using superior grade wools.
