Fine Gabardine Suit

Fine Gabardine Jacket / Fine Gabardine Trousers

— Fine Wool Gabardine —

※This item is sold as a set.

The material is made from 100% premium wool, using cantáte's signature gabardine woven at high density.

By avoiding excessive twist and weaving the yarn slowly and carefully, we brought out wool's natural fullness and lightness.

With a dry hand and supple drape, this fabric can be worn comfortably in almost every season except midsummer.

A polishing treatment gives it a natural sheen and dimensional appearance without making it overly lustrous.

the jacket is designed to have a light, refined presence.

Based on classic construction, including notched lapels,

Curved dart placement, rounded shoulder lines, and rain-drop sleeve construction add a contemporary softness.

Designed with Japan's hot, humid spring and summer in mind, it nevertheless offers exceptional drape and tailoring presence.

We aimed for a balance that looks naturally polished without feeling stiff or formal.

The trousers feature a silhouette that balances fluid drape with structure, making the most of the same ultra-fine wool yarn.

and the beltless waistband with side buckles, allow you to fine-tune the fit.

The roomy cut from the carefully shaped hips through the thighs,

The line that naturally tapers from there is a stable, dependable design characteristic of cantáte trousers.

it pairs well not only with leather shoes but also with slightly more casual footwear, offering an elegant quality that is easy to incorporate into everyday wear.

Although each piece is highly accomplished on its own,

It has an atmosphere that truly comes to life when worn as a suit.

Lightweight, quietly dignified, and refined.

A suit that blends naturally into both everyday life and more formal occasions.

※The cuffs and hems are unfinished, so these items require alterations.

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