The most common suit fabric is worsted wool, which is (almost always) smooth to the touch, with no irregularities and an almost shiny finish.

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That means single-breasted, made from worsted wool, with no unnecessary bells and whistles like a contrast buttonhole. This is the suit you’ll wear when you need to look the most businesslike ...

Worsted fabrics are combed to remove any short fibers before spinning, leaving longer strands which generally produce a smoother, stronger yarn. Woolen fabrics, on the other hand, aren’t combed before ...

Worsted wool is also usually ranked by a “Super” number system (ie Super 100s, Super 120s, Super 150s), with the number increasing according to the fineness of the yarns used to weave the ...

Wool. Wool is the most common suiting fabric because it is breathable, ... Worsted wool, made from fibers that have been combed to ensure uniformity in the spinning process, is also common in suits.

The wool fabric comes in a very subtle Prince of Wales check with a technical finish, giving it a slight sheen. Pictured: Classic Wool Suit, $4,700 The trouser legs are half-lined for superior ...

Meant for consumers with a taste for luxe global fashion, the premium line entitled Regio ITALIA features quality fabrics in five different blends including Wool silk, Super 180s, Super 150s ...