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MATERIALS / COAT FABRICS

Before the coat,
the cloth.

Surface, drape and weight shape how a coat will feel and fall. Start with the fabric direction you have in mind; we will work through the development with you.

Ivory-coloured coating fabric arranged in broad folds under directional light.
Fabric reference 01 / Ivory folds

FABRIC REFERENCE 01

Give the silhouette its starting point.

Bring a reference for the volume and movement you want. We can discuss the fabric direction alongside the shape of the coat.

Discuss this fabric direction
Close view of a raised fold in ivory-coloured coating fabric.
Fabric reference 02 / Ivory surface

FABRIC REFERENCE 02

See the surface in the light.

A close view helps begin the conversation about texture and appearance. Physical samples are the next step in deciding how the material should feel.

Discuss this fabric direction
Close view of grey coat fabric and a pocket opening with a dark edge.
Fabric reference 03 / Grey pocket detail

FABRIC REFERENCE 03

Where the surface meets the detail.

A pocket opening or finished edge is where fabric and construction come together. Consider them as part of the same product, not as separate decisions.

Discuss this fabric direction

Image reference numbers, not stock codes. Composition and other specifications are confirmed for the selected material.

Explore material
directions.

Begin with the fibre, then develop the surface and structure around the coat.

Tell us the fabric
you have in mind.

Share a reference, an intended feel or a coat silhouette. There is no need to have every specification decided before we start.