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The tartan is a woolen fabric with colored checks, from Celtic peoples. The pattern is composed of intersecting

In vogue during the 1970s when the material was rediscovered by several fashion houses, the loden was adopted by an intellectual elite.

Initially intended as workwear for Scottish peasants and workers, the flannel production process was later refined into a more valuable fabric suitable for suiting.

The 3-piece suit, or full suit (jacket, trousers and waistcoat) appeared in Great Britain under the impetus of King Charles II who introduced it into the dress code of the Court in 1666. English aristocrats were already wearing long jackets with trousers made of the same fabric, but King Charles II added a 3rd element: […]