Hidalgo Brothers crafts cream superfine merino double breasted blazer
Woven from Loro Piana's softest merino, this made to measure Savile Row jacket marries peak lapels and patch pockets with the understated discipline of bespoke tailoring.
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The cream superfine merino blazer from Hidalgo Brothers moves with the quiet authority of a garment made by hand for a single body. Woven by Loro Piana, the cloth carries that particular softness merino offers when refined to its finest form: a handle both weightless and substantial, the kind of warmth that seems to come from within the fibre itself rather than from bulk.
The double breasted front unfolds with six buttons in graduated tones, each one catching light against the pale cloth. Peak lapels cut with precision give the jacket its character; the patch pockets below sit with the kind of restraint that marks a piece made on Savile Row, where decoration arrives through proportion rather than embellishment. The ribbed knit visible at the neck speaks to the care taken in layering: here a piece built to move with the body, to settle into the silhouette of the person wearing it.
Hidalgo Brothers constructs each jacket to the specification of its wearer, the made to measure process drawing on decades of knowledge held within their Savile Row atelier. The finishing details reveal themselves slowly: the hand stitched seams, the subtle taping, the considered weight of every element. This is tailoring that asks nothing of fashion and everything of craft. To commission, visit Hidalgo Brothers on Savile Row.
Imagery courtesy of Hidalgo Brothers (@hidalgobrothers).
