Stowers crafts a green tartan evening jacket for Savile Row
A bespoke double breasted jacket in deep forest tartan, finished with silk facings and partnered with black silk lapels, exemplifies the precision tailoring that defines the row's most exacting ateliers.
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The green tartan evening jacket from Stowers arrives as a study in restrained sophistication. The cloth itself commands attention: a deep forest green ground worked through with midnight blue and charcoal check, a pattern that shifts subtly in changing light. Double breasted, the jacket sits with the architectural precision that Savile Row demands, its six button front fastening with immaculate symmetry.
The silk facings along the lapels catch the eye with their luminous sheen, a counterpoint to the tartan’s textured weave. Where the cloth meets the neck, black silk lapels frame the white shirt front with the kind of visual drama that signals occasion, formality and the hand of a master cutter. The breast pocket catches a thread of white silk, a detail that anchors the composition.
This is bespoke tailoring as it has been understood on Savile Row for generations: cloth chosen for its quality and character, cut to the precise measurements and preferences of a single wearer, and stitched by hand using techniques refined across decades. The green tartan reads neither as pattern for its own sake nor as theatrical excess, but rather as a man’s deliberate choice to wear something that carries personality within the framework of formal evening dress.
For bespoke tailoring commissions, contact Stowers directly through their Savile Row atelier.
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