Hockerty

Chapter 2 of Made to Keep: The House. Wool tailoring, done properly.

Brushed flannel, an ultra-fine pinstripe, and pure Italian-spun wool, the double-breasted here is a Cerruti 1881 cloth, finished with tonal horn buttons for a soft construction that falls rather than holds its shape.

Underneath, shirting that isn’t all the same: cotton oxford, tencel with a peach-skin finish, micro-dobby cotton-silk.

Link in bio for custom suits.

Double-breasted, twice.

A long wool overcoat over a donegal tweed jacket, both cut with a double-breasted closure, one to wear open, one to wear buttoned. Underneath, pleated chinos and waxed leather Chelsea boots.

From Arrival to The House.

Arrival, in detail.

The Camel Toggle Coat: a wool blend built for cold mornings, toggle closures instead of buttons, tailored to your exact measurements.

Underneath, a corduroy blazer and a piqué polo in cotton-tencel, layered the way a real wardrobe works.

Chapter 01 continues. Link in bio.

menswear

The season begins with the coat.

Brushed wool, rustic herringbone, cotton micro-corduroy, heritage cloths with weight and texture, made to be worn open. Underneath, cotton in every form, for a comfort you never have to think about.

Chapter 01 of Made to Keep. Link in bio.

overcoat, tweed suits, trench coat men, pea coat

A winter house, and the things in it that were never replaced. Made to Keep isn’t a season, it’s what’s still in the wardrobe after it. Brushed wool, herringbone, a Cerruti 1881 double-breasted, the pieces built to outlast the reason you bought them.

Ten looks, four chapters, cut to your measurements. Link in bio.

custom suits, tailored suit, made to measure suits

A wedding in November, and this time you start from scratch: a tweed suit built for the season. Wear it whole for the ceremony, split the jacket and trousers for everything after.

custom tailored suits, bespoke suit

A wedding in November, and the all year round suit you already own doesn’t cover the walk from the car to the ceremony.

You don’t need a new suit for it, you need the right overcoat. Over everything, off the moment you’re inside.

custom suit, tailored suits

A wedding in November, and the all year round suit you already own.

You don’t need a new suit for it, you need a waistcoat. Same suit, more life, you stand out.

bespoke suit, tailored suit

Fall wedding season, and the suit you have isn’t quite right for it.

Three ways to fix that: a different waistcoat on the entretiempo suit you already own, the right overcoat over it, or a new tweed suit you can wear whole or split up for everything else.

custom suits, made to measure suits