Fabrics in Kish

Suiting is read by its yarn count — the Super 110s to 180s on the selvedge. The higher the number, the finer the fibre, the softer and more lustrous the cloth, and the more readily it creases.

For a suit worn several times a week, Super 110s to 130s stays the most balanced choice. Keep the higher counts for occasion wear.

Shirting is judged on three things: weave, weight and finish. Poplin is smooth and formal, and sits better under a jacket. Oxford has a coarser weave and suits a shirt worn open. Twill carries a slight sheen and creases less.

Fabrics for overcoats are selected based on weight and softness. Vicuña and cashmere represent the finest, warmest, and softest textiles in the world. Blends with wool or angora also offer warmth but provide greater durability and a more affordable price point, accounting for the majority of orders.