The edgy, Anglo-American menswear brand Buckler has launched made-to-measure suiting under the Gansevoort Tailors label, known for its keen attention to detail.
The bespoke firm is offering fabrics exclusive to Buckler, such as a navy pinstripe in superfine wool, gray mélange in lightweight wool flannel, black wool mid-weight gabardine, and black wool lightweight gabardine with silk-satin pockets and collars. Jackets will be made according to tradition, with canvas interlinings and handstitching.
The company said its $1,200-$1,500 suits could be completed in five to six weeks, with handsewn finishes added by Buckler’s own tailors in New York.
The bespoke firm is offering fabrics exclusive to Buckler, such as a navy pinstripe in superfine wool, gray mélange in lightweight wool flannel, black wool mid-weight gabardine, and black wool lightweight gabardine with silk-satin pockets and collars. Jackets will be made according to tradition, with canvas interlinings and handstitching.
The company said its $1,200-$1,500 suits could be completed in five to six weeks, with handsewn finishes added by Buckler’s own tailors in New York.
