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.
A two-button blazer in an open-weave four-ply hopsack that breathes in summer, sheds creases in a suitcase and looks just as right with flannels as with jeans.
Unstructured through the shoulder with a light chest canvas, patch pockets and horn buttons. The single most worn jacket in the cutters’ own wardrobes.
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- 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.
Details & materials
- Cloth
- 100% wool hopsack, 4-ply
- Mill
- Holme Valley Mills, Huddersfield
- Weight
- 9½oz / 295g
- Construction
- Light chest canvas, unpadded shoulder
- Buttons
- Buffalo horn
- Made in
- London, England
Shipping & returns
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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Specifications
- Cloth
- 100% wool hopsack, 4-ply
- Mill
- Holme Valley Mills, Huddersfield
- Weight
- 9½oz / 295g
- Construction
- Light chest canvas, unpadded shoulder
- Buttons
- Buffalo horn
- Made in
- London, England
Reviews
Rated 4.7 out of 54.7 · 211 reviews
Rated 5.0 out of 5 Rated 5.0 out of 5 The Tailored fit is the one
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.
Rated 4.0 out of 5 Beautiful cloth, size up in the chest
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.
Rated 5.0 out of 5 Alterations by post actually work
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.
