No. 12 — Two-Piece, Suit-Weight Wool
The Meridian
One line, cut to circle the body without a seam out of place.
Peak Lapel
Cut high on the chest, rolled and pressed by hand.
Half-Canvas Build
Floats over horsehair canvas; softens to you with wear.
Surgeon's Cuffs
Four horn buttons, each one working.
Pick Stitching
Eight stitches to the inch, set by eye along every edge.
Material
Wool that remembers its shape
Milled from a mid-weight wool with a whisper of cashmere, the cloth is dense enough to hold a crease through a long day and soft enough to wear against the collarbone without complaint.
It's woven in a fine twill that catches the light differently depending on where you stand — flat under office fluorescents, warm and almost metallic outdoors. That shift is the point.
Each bolt is dyed in small batches, so no two seasons of the Meridian match exactly. Yours is cut from the run you see turning above.
What It's Made Of
Every component, accounted for
Nothing on the Meridian is there by default. Each material was chosen against the others it might have been, and kept because it earned the spot.
Shell Cloth
92% wool, 8% cashmere, woven in a fine twill at 320g/m². Dense enough to hold a crease, soft enough to forget you're wearing it.
Canvas
A horsehair and wool blend, hand-floated under the chest rather than fused. It shapes to your posture over months of wear instead of holding a mold on day one.
Lining
Cupro, spun from cotton linter. Breathable and static-free, it slides on and off without dragging the shell out of shape.
Buttons
Natural horn, cut and polished in-house. Four to a cuff, each one a working buttonhole — the surgeon's cuff, done properly.
Thread
A silk-finish pick stitch, set by eye at eight stitches to the inch along every visible edge.
The Turn
Seen from every angle
Fit & Sizing
Start from a size,
leave in your shape
The Meridian ships in six base sizes, then comes with your first alteration included — sleeve, waist, and trouser break, adjusted by the cutter who built it.
| Size | Chest | Waist | Jacket Length | Recommended Height |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 44R | 38–39" | 32–33" | 29.5" | 5'6"–5'9" |
| 46R | 40–41" | 34–35" | 30" | 5'8"–5'11" |
| 48R | 42–43" | 36–37" | 30.5" | 5'9"–6'0" |
| 50R | 44–45" | 38–39" | 31" | 5'10"–6'1" |
| 52L | 46–47" | 40–41" | 32" | 6'0"–6'3" |
| 54L | 48–49" | 42–43" | 32.5" | 6'1"–6'4" |
Between sizes, or built differently on top than on bottom? A forty-minute fitting sorts it faster than a chart can. Reserve one →
In the Fitting Room
Worn in, on the record
Questions
Before you reserve
Five to seven weeks for the first jacket, cut and finished after your fitting. Reorders in the same size run three to four.
Forty minutes, in person at an atelier or over video. A cutter takes measurements, asks how you actually wear a jacket, and flags anything your base size won't account for.
Yes. The first alteration is included; every one after is billed at cost, and your pattern stays on file so a cutter can pick it up years later.
Brush after each wear, steam instead of iron, and dry clean sparingly — twice a season is plenty for a jacket that's brushed and hung properly.
Video fittings are available anywhere; the finished jacket ships worldwide, duties included, on a ten to fourteen day courier.
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Made to your line,
not the rack's.
Fittings run forty minutes, in person or over video, with a cutter who will ask more questions about your shoulders than your calendar.
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