The
York
A full three-piece in wool herringbone — the weave that has meant "tailored" for a hundred years, cut lean and modern.
$230.00 Complete three-piece
Herringbone, built as a full three-piece.
Herringbone is the cloth of the tailor's trade — the broken-twill weave that has dressed statesmen, professors and gentlemen for over a century. The York takes that heritage and delivers it complete: jacket, waistcoat and trouser.
Cut slim and drafted like proper tailoring — a structured shoulder, a lean-but-forgiving chest, and a waistcoat that pulls the whole silhouette together. The result is a suit with real presence: the discipline of classic menswear in a fit built for now.
It's the suit for the moments that matter — weddings, winter formals, board rooms, and evenings that call for a waistcoat. Wear all three pieces buttoned, or drop the jacket and let the vest carry the room. It was built to do both.
Wool herringbone, and the weave that defines it.
Herringbone takes its name from the skeleton of the fish — rows of parallel twill that reverse direction to form a continuous V. It's a weave, not a print: the pattern is built into the cloth itself, catching the light in fine broken lines as you move.
Woven in a warm, breathable wool blend, the cloth carries a quiet depth of tone and a natural resilience. It presses crisp, holds its line through a long evening, and only reads richer up close.
- MaterialWool-blend Herringbone
- WeaveHerringbone broken twill
- LapelNotch, two-button front
- CutSlim fit · structured shoulder
- The setJacket, waistcoat & trouser
The matching waistcoat
The piece that turns a suit into a three-piece.
A two-piece covers you. The third piece finishes you. The York's matching waistcoat is cut from the same wool herringbone as the jacket and trouser, so the whole suit reads as one considered idea.
Five buttons, an adjustable back strap, and a clean V that frames the tie. Keep the jacket on for the full silhouette, or take it off and let the vest carry a warm room without losing an ounce of polish.
It's the detail that separates a suit from a set of separates — and the reason the York works as hard at a reception as it does in a boardroom.
The details worth the second look
The York rewards a closer look — here is where the weave, the lapel and the three-piece tailoring show themselves.
A weave that catches the light
Fine rows of twill reverse back and forth to form herringbone's signature V — a subtle, shifting texture that reads as pattern from afar and as craft up close.
A clean notch lapel
The notch lapel is the quiet classic — the cut that never dates. On wool herringbone it sits crisp and precise, framing the waistcoat and tie and giving the York its composed, unmistakably tailored posture.
Buttons on the sleeve
A neat run of tonal, horn-look buttons finishes each cuff — the quiet mark of a jacket built with intent, not shortcuts. A small detail, and exactly the sort the eye keeps returning to.
Trousers built for suspenders
Inside the waistband sits a set of suspender buttons — the mark of a properly tailored trouser. Brace them for a cleaner line and a higher rise, or run a belt through the loops. Like the rest of the York, the choice is yours.
A matching pocket square
Cut from a coordinating cloth, the pocket square is the final flourish — folded sharp for evening or eased into a soft puff. The small touch that tells the room the whole look was considered.
See it move — all three colorways
Herringbone comes alive in motion. Watch the weave shift and the waistcoat frame the walk across all three colorways.
Three colorways, one cut
The same tailored herringbone three-piece in three tones — pick the one that suits your rooms.
Three pieces. One sharp idea.
$230.00 Complete three-piece
Wool-blend Herringbone · Jacket · Waistcoat · Trouser · Free shipping over $100