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Wool jacket with houndstooth pattern
645 EUR
Color Black and white houndstooth pattern
Seersucker
This waffled-effect material, traditionally in blue and white stripes, first appeared in India in the 18th century. Adapted to the wetness of its native climate, it was quickly exported to become a summer classic in the United States. Worn in Congress until the arrival of air conditioning in the 1950s, seersucker is available these days in a wide variety of colours, and still dissipates heat just as efficiently. The American tradition of “Seersucker Thursday” continues to require that men and women wear seersucker suits in Congress, the second or third Thursday in the month of June.
Large houndstooth
As its name indicates, the pattern of this fabric is a very similar to houndstooth, but is slightly bigger.