Suit Wool Care Guide
For our suits, we choose durable, skin-friendly fabrics made from wool because we value comfort and a practical approach in everything we do. To help your blazers, skirts, and trousers stay in your wardrobe for years, follow these simple care guidelines.
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Do not wash wool suits at home — we recommend professional dry cleaning only. Request to remove or protect buttons before cleaning.
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To remove creases and wrinkles, iron the garment on the reverse side at a temperature no higher than 110°C/230°F. Wet wool can pill or become loose, so it's best to turn off the steam function on your iron.
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Store your garment on a hanger and ensure your wardrobe is spacious — this will protect the wool from moisture and extend the garment’s lifespan.
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Be careful with bags and jewellery that might snag on the delicate material.
- Fuzzy fabrics can pill when in contact with rough surfaces. Remove pilling with a fabric shaver or a fine-tooth comb, or opt for this service at dry cleaning.
Montaigne merino skirt
Dhs 1,300
Montaigne merino blazer
Dhs 1,800
Belgravia pumps
Dhs 1,200
Montaigne merino blazer
Dhs 1,900
Rye cashmere trousers
Dhs 2,000
Rye cashmere jumper
Dhs 1,600
Cradle shearling mules
Dhs 1,200
Reverie wool-cashmere trousers
Dhs 1,500
Reverie wool-cashmere hoodie
Dhs 1,500
Tetris trousers
Dhs 1,000
Tetris merino-cotton cardigan
Dhs 1,600
Tetris jumper
Dhs 800
Ripple wool-cashmere coat
Dhs 2,500
Camelia merino-silk jumper
Dhs 600
Camelia merino-silk trousers
Dhs 900
Catroux merino-silk trousers
Dhs 1,700
Catroux merino-silk blazer
Dhs 2,100
Catroux merino-silk skirt
Dhs 900
Sussex pumps
Dhs 1,200
Jermyn wool-silk trousers
Dhs 1,400
