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Charcoal Pindot Windowpane

Name: Charcoal Pindot Windowpane
Brand: Fox Brothers
SKU: FS385 A1213/22
Price: 90.28 GBP
Availability: InStock

£90

Charcoal Pindot Windowpane

CODE: FS385 A1213/22

WEIGHT: 230/260g or 8/9oz

AVAILABLE: 4 meters

TYPE: Light-Weight Worsted Flannel

A charcoal light weight worsted flannel with a fine pindot windowpane deco in blush.

This flannel, first developed around 1803 by Fox Brothers and Co., is known the world over for its superior finish and luxurious handle that makes for the finest suits.

Features

150cm width
Woven by Fox Brothers and Co. in the South West
100% Merino
Dry clean only
Your tailor will be able to advise of quantity of cloth required

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1772

The very first traces of our woollen business, can be documented all the way back to the Elizabethan era. During this time, Thomas Fox’s four times great-grandfather John Were, started to produce serge (cloth) from a small cottage in Wellington, Somerset.

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1680