Noshahr
Fabrics in Noshahr
Fabrics chosen with a specialist, by appointment.
The Noshahr branch is inside the Araz Hotel. Consultation and measuring are by appointment.
Holland & Sherry
England · Founded 1836
Suiting ClothDormeuil
France · Founded 1842
Suiting ClothMarling & Evans
England · Founded 1782
Suiting ClothW. Billy
England · Founded 1846
ClothPiacenza
Italy · Founded 1733
Suiting ClothFox Brothers
England · Founded 1772
Suiting ClothMoon
England · Founded 1837
ClothLoro Piana
Italy · Founded 1924
Shirting ClothPull Love
Italy · Founded 1998
ClothHow to choose
Suiting
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
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.
Coating
Coating is chosen on weight, not on fineness. A wool and cashmere blend is warmer and lighter but wears through sooner; pure wool lasts longer.
The process
Cut length in three steps
- 01 Choose You choose the cloth from more than five thousand designs in the swatch books.
- 02 Work out the length Our specialist works out the length you need from your height and measurements.
- 03 Collect The cut cloth goes to you or your tailor — or stays with us for made-to-measure.