
Brendan Waistcoat
Style
The Brendan waistcoat is an elegant double-breasted option, perfect for special occasions. The high buttoning double breasted front has a vintage feel to it and ensures your waistcoat will always be visible when wearing a jacket. Wear as part of a three-piece suit for a timeless, 1930's inspired look.
Fit
Brendan is a regular fitting waistcoat, we would advise taking your usual size. As this style is very long in the body, we would advise those with shorter torsos to consider alternative options.
Design Features
- Broad peak lapels.
- High closure.
- 8 button double breasted front.
- Cinch back.
- Two slanted front jetted pockets.
- Signature horn buttons.
Product Code | brendan-wc-wf-big-pwc-beige |
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Style Name | Brendan |
Material | Wool Flannel |
Weight | Midweight |
Exchange period | 30 days |
Return & Refund period | 30 days |
Wool Flannel
Woven for softness and comfort, wool flannel is richly textured cloth with a luxuriously soft, brushed handle. Fine merino wool is woven as normal then passed through a milling machine, breaking down and tangling the surface fibres to create a fuzzy, felt-like finish. Finer flannels make for an elegant alternative to a worsted business suit, while thicker flannels offer much of the same texture as tweed but with a softer hand feel.
Fabric Details
- Weight: 270G/M2 (Midweight)
- Cloth by Fox Brothers
- Woven in England.
- Outer: 100% Wool
- Lining: 100% Viscose.
Fabric Care
- Dry clean only.
- Do not wash.
- Do not bleach.
- Do not tumble dry.
- Cool iron.
For small marks, we advise the use of a damp cloth and a small amount of clean water. A clothing brush or lint roller will remove dust or pet hair.
Prince of Wales Check
The Prince of Wales check is a complex pattern, made up of 3 sections. The first is a micro-houndstooth, a broken check that creates abstract geometric shapes. The next are the sections that come from all four sides of the micro-houndstooth tile. From afar, these resemble stripes, and up close are made up of more abstract geometric shapes. The last section is a micro-check, distinct from the first two sections.