July 2012
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Summer's Tweed
dieworkwear:
Lately, during these warm, sunny afternoons, I’ve been finding myself daydreaming about raw silk jacketings. Raw silk, as many here already know, is the slubby fabric woven from cocoons that have been chewed through by young silkmoths. Normally, cocoons are boiled while the silkworms are still in them. When the silkworms/ moths have been allowed to chew through and escape, however,...
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Seersucker Guide – The Fabric, The Suits & Its... →
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