Monday 11 June 2012
Tuesday 5 June 2012
The 'Madras' Summer Weight Jacket
Known for its breathability and lightweight touch, ‘Madras’ fabric originates from the region of southeast India that gives it its name, making it ideal for summer weight apparel. It is believed the classic check pattern was first designed in the 1800’s by local weavers who were inspired by the tartan patterns worn by the Scottish regiments that occupied southern India at that time.
Ordinarily I would say I am a fairly conservative dresser, opting for a bright or patterned tie on occasions. However, I would wear a bold Madras check jacket with a crisp white button-down, charcoal grey flannel slacks, dark socks and ox-blood or whisky brown loafers.
Ordinarily I would say I am a fairly conservative dresser, opting for a bright or patterned tie on occasions. However, I would wear a bold Madras check jacket with a crisp white button-down, charcoal grey flannel slacks, dark socks and ox-blood or whisky brown loafers.
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