5 Ways to Wear: The Herringbone Wool, Silk & Linen Jacket

5 Ways to Wear

The Herringbone Wool, Silk, Linen Jacket

Cut from a wool silk linen herringbone in a sandy beige hue, this jacket has all the texture and lightness summer tailoring needs. We find it helps to style our pieces properly, so you can see how easily they sit alongside the wardrobe you already have. Here are five ways Oliver wears his, from the Sunday stroll to a summer wedding.

Notch Lapel Jacket in Herringbone Wool Silk Linen

£1,200.00

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Look 1

Denim & Ease

Styling in one of its most relaxed forms, Oliver wears the jacket over a white linen t-shirt and a pair of indigo Japanese denim jeans. Finished with black leather loafers, they add a subtle touch of polish to the final look. This is the pairing for a weekend lunch or a gallery opening, somewhere you want to look considered without looking too dressed up.

Look 2

Tonal Warmth

Here the jacket sits within a single warm palette. Oliver pairs it with a brown knitted t-shirt and a pair of his bespoke white linen double pleated trousers. It’s finished with a white linen pocket square and brown suede loafers to create a quietly confident combination.

Well suited to a long summer day or a casual Friday in the office where you might be moving from quick meetings into a long lunch. Tonal dressing always works well in the summer months and this sandy brown palette is no exception.

Look 3

Indigo Edge

Worn over our ready to wear indigo denim shirt with white linen trousers and black loafers, the jacket takes on a slightly sharper, more directional look.

It is the look for those who want tailoring with a little friction in it. A client dinner that doesn't need a tie, or a travel day where you still want to arrive looking put together, this is proof that a denim shirt has a place well beyond the weekend and works equally as well with lighter coloured tailoring.

Look 4

Formal Dress

For occasions that call for a more formal approach, Oliver wears the jacket with our classic white poplin shirt, a pair of oatmeal fresco trousers and our navy silk knitted tie. This is the most traditional expression of the look, suited to a summer wedding, a client meeting or a day at Wimbledon. Styled tonally with fresco trousers, the look keeps its formality without ever feeling heavy.

Look 5

Off-Duty

Styled with navy chinos, our oxford one piece collar shirt, white canvas trainers and our Norton and Sons house cap, the jacket now becomes something closer to off duty tailoring. Styled for a Saturday afternoon at the pub or a walk through Battersea park, it is the version of the jacket for days when you want to look put together without the effort.