The suit is a conventional showpiece, to say the least. Placed on a clip-on hanger, it’s neatly tucked away. You look after it like the apple of your eye. At all costs, you must avoid creasing it or jostling it, or you’ll ruin the perfectionism that makes you look good. And slim….. Creases are forming in the sleeve of your jacket. Nothing fits anymore.<\/p>\n
Have you heard about this technological innovation developed by Paul Smith? We certainly did. <\/p>\n
This English house strives to innovate with every collection. Innovation is not an exercise in creative style. Colors and designs are the reflection of mature thinking. Certainly. But the brilliance of Paul Smith takes on a whole new dimension when this designer solves the riddle known as creasing.<\/p>\n
For over 35 years, Paul Smith has been surprising and inspiring. By adding a vintage touch to the modernity of his collections, it’s easy for this designer to grasp trends in technical novelties, and he proves it. His Autumn Winter 2014 collection “a suit to travel in” takes us on a journey into the suit-sphere. Acrobats and gymnasts from the National Centre of Circus have won over an audience attentive to the slightest crease swept away by a lapel during performances all over the world. <\/p>\n
The “suit to travel in” spring summer 2016 collection tames even the fiercest of men with a totally breathable suit. Its 100% crease-resistant wool fabric ensures undeniable dexterity. This freedom of movement diverts the suit from its traditional use. All tradesmen have access to this piece. <\/p>\n
Renewing his youthful dreams, Paul Smith chose a world-renowned representative of his profession, the talented cyclist Ben Savage.<\/p>\n
These hard-wearing suits in vibrant colors such as duck blue, purple or citrus are available in a range of check or plain patterns. This variety of suits will delight businessmen and sportsmen alike. <\/p>\n
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