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How to Style a Flannel Suit

The flannel suit is an icon of men's style. Made famous by Gregory Peck in The Man in the Grey Flannel Suit (1956), the hallmark of this classic style is its versatility. Dressed up with a shirt & tie, worn as separates, or dressed down with a polo, this dependable garment is ready to follow you into any future undaunted. Here's how to style it.
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18 / 05 / 2024

The flannel suit is an essential winter staple for any man. It's robust, masculine, and effortlessly stylish. Just like the diligent American middle class that popularised it, the flannel suit is remarkably dependable. The fabric has been around for over 400 years, originally created by the Welsh for undergarments. Today, it's favoured for lightweight winter suits due to its unique properties: a raised, napped surface that protects the weave, traps warm air, and wicks moisture from the skin.