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Cardale Wool Herringbone Morning Coat Black

Regular price
£875.00
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£875.00
Details & Care

The Cardale Morning Coat Black Herringbone from Gieves and Hawkes embodies refined elegance. Tailored with precision, this single breasted, one-button, peak lapel Morning Coat in a striking black herringbone pattern exudes sophistication.

The single vent design ensures ease of movement, while the fully lined interior showcases superior craftsmanship. This morning coat features a carefully hand-crafted buttonhole and a convenient flower loop, adding a touch of traditional charm. The fabric, expertly crafted by Alfred Brown mill in England and impeccably designed for the discerning gentleman, making it an essential piece for any formal wardrobe.

  • 100% Wool
  • Half Canvas
  • Working Cuffs
  • Horn Buttons
  • Single Breasted, One Button
  • Peak Lapel
  • Classic Rope Shoulder
  • Handmade Buttonholes
  • Flower Loop
  • Single Vent
  • Fully Cupro Lined
  • Jet Pockets

Care
Dry Clean Only

The Fabric
This luxurious fabric, crafted from 100% wool by the esteemed Alfred Brown mill in England, epitomizes elegance and refined sophistication.

Fabric Composition : 100% Wool
Fabric Origin : England
Fabric Mill : Alfred Brown

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Cardale Wool Herringbone Morning Coat Black
Cardale Wool Herringbone Morning Coat Black
Cardale Wool Herringbone Morning Coat Black
Cardale Wool Herringbone Morning Coat Black
Cardale Wool Herringbone Morning Coat Black
Cardale Wool Herringbone Morning Coat Black

Inside the mill

Alfred Brown

Established in 1915 by Herbert Brown, Alfred Brown initially focused on weaving fabrics for military, police, and fire services. Thriving in Leeds, Yorkshire, amid the boom in garment manufacturing, the company supplied large quantities of cloth for the ready-made suit market. Renamed Alfred Brown (Worsted Mills) Ltd in 1952, it gained recognition in London's West End among tailors and retailers. In the 1970s and 1980s, the third generation, including Alfred's descendants Peter and David Brown, expanded the brand globally.⁠