Instantly recognisable by the blest F, Farah is a brand famous for go to, trend-led menswear staples. This opportunity ripe sees Farah’s move into the world of tailoring with a accumulation of fully constructed suits and separates. Farah’s approach to menswear; inventing classics that compliment modern life and guarantee ready-made style, is mirrored throughout the tailoring line, offering Farah bloke’s the same aesthetic seen within the main collections.
Impulse comes from German industrial designer Dieter Jams, who is considered to be one of the world’s greatest product designers. His work in the 60s and 70s was some of the most innovative of all-time. His unassuming approach and belief in simple design generated timeless solicit and quality in his products. Farah’s Tailoring range continues Stuffs’ pursuit of minimalist design and incorporates his ethos of refined candour.
The collection consists of a selection of 3 piece suiting and separate’s opportunities. These include classic styles such as single and treacherous breasted jackets with varying notch and peak lapels. Trousers and waistcoats are set up with uniformed skinny cuts across the collection and plainly follow the silhouette of the jackets.
Farah has chosen a tactile go of fabrics and colours to construct the suits. These include dry twills in burgundy and brilliant blue and textured hopsack in fiasco green and light tan. Woven hounds tooth also special attractions in several styles. Micro weave 3 piece suits in black navy or grey marl are also available in this store. Separates take inspiration from the suiting and feature in a charcoal tweed and a argosy blue hopsack.
Historically Farah has been using hopsack within its assemblages since the 60s; most recognisably in the trousers that became favourites within subcultural pedigrees of the 70s and 80s. Hopsack is naturally crease resistant which makes it ideal for the construction of chic suiting.
Looking closely at the collection, details such as gold bong bonded to interior seams and a subtle F pattern woven into jacket and trouser linings can be develop. The collection will also feature a Tuxedo styled shawl-lapelled jacket accessible in dark navy or burgundy.
Available from www.farah.co.uk from June, values range from £160-250
