Linen Suit Care Guide

Linen offers unmatched breathability and a distinct, relaxed drape for warm weather. The fabric naturally creases, which adds to its bespoke character. Proper linen suit care maintains the garment's structural integrity while embracing its natural texture. Follow these steps to maintain the fit and appearance of your bespoke garments.

Everyday Care & Storage

• Hang your jacket on a wide, contoured wooden hanger immediately after wearing to support the tailored shoulders.

• Hang the trousers by the hem using a clamp hanger. The weight of the fabric pulls out heavier creases naturally over a few days.

• Use a garment steamer to relax sharp or unwanted wrinkles. Embrace the soft, natural creases that give linen its signature charm.

• Never press a hot iron directly onto the fabric. If you must iron, use a clean pressing cloth and the steam setting to avoid scorching the flax fibers.

• Give the suit ample space in your closet to allow the natural fibers to breathe and recover.

Cleaning

• Take the garment to a professional dry cleaner only when absolutely necessary, typically once a season.

• Spot clean minor spills immediately by dabbing the area gently with a damp cloth. Never scrub, as this damages the dye and the fibers.

• Do not machine wash your bespoke suit. Immersion in water ruins the internal canvas and distorts the tailored fit entirely.

2-Piece Suit (Jacket & Trousers)

• Dry clean the jacket and trousers together every time. Linen dyes can fade gradually, and cleaning the pieces together ensures a perfect color match.

3-Piece Suit (Jacket, Trousers & Waistcoat)

• Air out the waistcoat thoroughly in a well-ventilated room after each wear. It sits closest to your body and absorbs the most moisture.

• Always dry clean the jacket, trousers, and waistcoat at the exact same time. Even if you skip wearing the waistcoat for an event, cleaning all three pieces together maintains identical color fading across the entire suit.