Tom is taking on our monthly moodboard for July. And since projects take some time to develop in the shop, he’s thinking forward to cooler weather.

His reference for this look is 1930’s motorcycle jackets, but, instead of full leather, he’s pulled a glen check wool flannel in a heavier weight from our Ruby Room fabric library that's perfect for fall outerwear. The jacket features a large dispatch pocket, and leather elbow and shoulder guard patches. Straying from its inspiration, this piece has a full roped sleeve. In reference to it, it features an asymmetric button front, using braided leather buttons. The jacket can be done up all the way to the neck or left open to form a notched lapel. It features a high, nipped-in waist and is cut short, so it can be paired with high-waisted trousers.

The trousers incorporate full, double side pleats, and a watch pocket with a flap detail made out of a slightly lighter-weight slate blue twill wool, also from our fabric library.

The outfit is accessorized with a seven-fold necktie, using one of our recently acquired jacquard Como silks.

Interested in this look, book a consultation with Tom.