Suit Jacket - Black - Burton - 40

Measure your chest circumference at the widest point and compare it to the size chart provided by the brand. The jacket's size (e.g., 40) typically corresponds to your chest measurement. Also, consider the slim fit design, which means it will be more tapered.

While wool is naturally breathable, this jacket is made of wool and features a double-breasted construction, which adds warmth. It is best suited for moderate to cooler climates or indoor events. In very hot weather, you might find it less comfortable than lighter fabric options.

Dry clean only when necessary, typically after 3-5 wears for regular use, or immediately if there are noticeable stains or odours. Excessive dry cleaning can shorten the life of the fabric. Airing out and steaming between wears can extend the time between cleanings.

For a complete formal look, pair it with matching black wool trousers. For business casual, you can wear well-tailored charcoal grey or dark blue wool trousers, or even smart black chinos for a modern touch.

The double-breasted closure primarily adds a distinctive, classic, and formal aesthetic. Functionally, it provides a more structured and often warmer fit due to the overlapping fabric, enhancing the silhouette and creating a commanding presence.

It is generally not recommended to iron wool directly as high heat can damage the fibres. Instead, use a garment steamer to remove wrinkles. If ironing is absolutely necessary, use a press cloth between the iron and the fabric, and set the iron to a low wool setting.

The jacket is made from 100% Wool, offering a luxurious feel, natural breathability, and excellent drape.

Hang the jacket on a padded hanger and use a garment steamer to gently remove wrinkles. For stubborn creases, professional pressing by a dry cleaner is recommended. Ensure proper storage in a garment bag.

Double-check your measurements against the size chart. If the issue is minor, a local tailor might be able to make small adjustments, such as sleeve shortening or slight waist alterations. For significant fit issues, consider exchanging for a different size.

Hang the jacket in a well-ventilated area for at least 24-48 hours to air it out. For persistent odours or stains, professional dry cleaning is necessary. Avoid spraying with air fresheners, as this can just mask the problem.

Use a high-quality lint roller or a soft-bristled garment brush to gently remove lint, dust, and loose fibres. Brush downwards in one direction for best results.

Reinforce loose buttons by hand-stitching them back securely. If a button has fallen off, locate the spare button (often sewn inside the jacket's lining) and sew it back on, or contact a tailor for repair.