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The Journal
September 2026
Five pieces, worn in rotation, that carry from a studio morning to a late dinner.
Start with the heaviest thing you own and work outwards. A wool overcoat sets the line of everything beneath it, so the trousers follow its weight and the knit follows its colour. Keep the palette to two neutrals and one deep tone. Rotation is what makes a uniform, not repetition.
August 2026
Why a single valley in Piedmont still sets the standard for suiting cloth.
The water is soft, the mills are old and the finishing is done by people who have done it for thirty years. We visit twice a year and buy in small lots, which is why a coat sells out and does not return.
July 2026
A guide to shoulder, rise and sleeve, the three measurements that matter.
Size is a label; fit is three measurements. Get the shoulder right and a jacket can be altered everywhere else. Get the rise right and trousers hold their line all day. Sleeve length is the cheapest alteration you will ever pay for.
