Twelve years and still going
My first Sackville was a wedding suit. It has been let out once and the cuffs redone, both free, and it still looks better than anything I have bought since. The new one is in the chalk stripe.
Made-to-measure fittings now booking for November at Heddon Yard
Handwoven island tweed, 15oz
A three-button hacking jacket with a long single vent, slanted pockets and a ticket pocket - the country jacket the house has cut every autumn since the 1950s.
The cloth is handwoven on the Isle of Lewis from wool dyed and spun in the islands. This is the last of a short run, offered at the archive price until the bolt is gone.
Complimentary UK delivery in a hanging garment carrier, usually within two working days. Free hemming and sleeve adjustment at Heddon Yard or by post, and free returns within 30 days on unaltered pieces.
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My first Sackville was a wedding suit. It has been let out once and the cuffs redone, both free, and it still looks better than anything I have bought since. The new one is in the chalk stripe.
I have always had trouble with shoulders. The cutter suggested the Tailored fit in a 42 and it sits as though it was made for me. Sleeves were shortened in the shop while I waited.
The worsted is superb and the finishing is immaculate. I took my usual chest and it was a touch close in the Slim fit - I swapped for the Tailored, which was painless.
Sent four pairs of flannels down for hemming. They came back pressed, each with a little handwritten ticket in the pocket noting what was done. Old-fashioned service, properly done.