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Autumn-Winter 2010


autumn/winter 2010 Collection<br />

hs 1060 INTERCITY 2010<br />

100% wOOL wORSTED SUITINGS<br />

hs 1073A LEGEND flannel<br />

SUPER 130’s & Super 140’s wool worsted suitings<br />

hs 1073b legend<br />

super 140’s luxury worsted suitings<br />

hs 1074 TARGET 2010<br />

LUXURY SUPER 120’S WORSTED SUITINGS<br />

hs 1077 VICTORY<br />

SUPER 140’S LUXURY WORSTED SUITINGS WITH<br />

CASHMERE & SILVER MINK<br />

HS 1084 CALLANISH blackhouse®<br />

tweed with cashmere<br />

hs 1085 highland glen<br />

traditional worsted country suitings<br />

hs 1090 sherrykash<br />

luxury wool with cashmere jacketings<br />

hs 1092 E-CASHMERE<br />

100% Cashmere<br />

hs 1094 ESCORIAL®<br />

LUXURY WORSTED SUITINGS<br />

HS 1095 DAKOTA PLAINS<br />

WHIPCORDS, CAVALRY TWILLS, BEDFORD CORDS<br />

S AV I L E R O W • L O N D O N


hs 1060 INTERCITY 2010<br />

100% wOOL wORSTED SUITINGS<br />

The Intercity 2010 collection provides a variety<br />

of trend lead yet classic cloth designs including<br />

multi-colour pin-stripes in exciting contrast colours.<br />

Choosing a new suit is not an easy task, with cut,<br />

cloth and quality to consider. For menswear, classics<br />

will always withstand the test of time.<br />

London, Paris, Milan and New York are considered to<br />

be the fashion capitals of the world as they have longstanding<br />

histories in both couture and ready to wear<br />

fashions and are home to several highly prestigious<br />

international fashion houses.<br />

The InterCity 2010 suiting collection has been<br />

designed specifically with the business environment<br />

in mind, combining handmade quality with hard<br />

wearing practicality. This is our opening line suit,<br />

traditionally British and taking inspiration from the<br />

nineteen forties and fifties, when consumer taste<br />

demanded that suits be particularly hard wearing and<br />

durable. A city suit comprises of two main elements -<br />

the jacket and trouser, also described as a two piece<br />

suit. The waistcoat is an optional extra and may be<br />

favoured for a particularly smart working environment<br />

or important meeting.<br />

hs 1073A LEGEND flannel<br />

SUPER 130’s & Super 140’s wool<br />

worsted suitings<br />

Scotland’s extensive Celtic history of mythical stories and<br />

legends has been passed down through generations.<br />

Having their International Headquarters in the heart of<br />

the Scottish Borders, <strong>Holland</strong> & <strong>Sherry</strong> is surrounded<br />

by Scottish heritage, providing the setting for our latest<br />

Legend collection.<br />

These refined fabrics provide exceptional style, comfort,<br />

and maintain beautiful drape. In this issue we present<br />

three suiting qualities; beginning with our legendary<br />

super 140’s clear cut followed by a selection of plains<br />

in our super 140’s flannel and ending with a new super<br />

130’s flannel quality of exclusive contemporary heritage<br />

checks, made in Italy by one of the oldest and finest<br />

mills.<br />

Legend is a truly elegant, innovative collection and is<br />

a fresh interpretation of <strong>Holland</strong> and <strong>Sherry</strong>’s great<br />

classics. The cloth offers a very sensual feeling of<br />

softness, suppleness and warmth, elegance and style.<br />

This is a strong, durable and versatile collection which,<br />

like the myths and legends of the Celts, is sure to have<br />

lasting appeal.<br />

hs 1060 intercity 2010 609000’s<br />

HS 1073a legend flannel 739000’s


hs 1073b legend<br />

super 140’s luxury worsted suitings<br />

Scotland has an extensive Celtic history of mythical<br />

stories and legends which have been passed down<br />

through generations. The Celtic people were not<br />

widely literate, and so passed knowledge and stories<br />

to their friends and families orally. Through time,<br />

these stories have come to be known as legend as<br />

they are believable, but have no historical grounding.<br />

Our super 140’s clear cut quality combines an<br />

elegant range of classic suitings in a distinguished<br />

colour palette, in a variety of twill, birds eye and<br />

diamond weaves. Since medieval times, spinners<br />

and weavers have celebrated their specialised<br />

craft, creating exquisite woven cloths. Inspired by<br />

our Scottish textile heritage, we have created the<br />

‘Legend’ collection. These refined fabrics provide<br />

exceptional style and comfort, whilst maintaining<br />

beautiful drape.<br />

The truly legendary history of cloth production has<br />

evolved through time, but not beyond recognition.<br />

Today’s modern looms produce more complex weave<br />

constructions at greater speed, and modern spinning<br />

frames produce finer counts of yarn. Ultimately<br />

cloth production remains a time consuming craft that<br />

requires skill, care and attention.<br />

Legend is a elegant collection and is a fresh<br />

interpretation of <strong>Holland</strong> & <strong>Sherry</strong>’s great classics.<br />

The cloth offers a very sensual feeling of softness,<br />

suppleness and warmth, with lasting appeal.<br />

hs 1074 TARGET 2010<br />

LUXURY SUPER 120’S WORSTED<br />

SUITINGS<br />

Offering incomparable comfort and resilience, <strong>Holland</strong><br />

& <strong>Sherry</strong>’s Target 2010 collection is fashion-focused<br />

and contemporary. This is a super 120’s quality with<br />

a guaranteed micron of 17.5. Glen plaids combine<br />

with fancy herringbone and striped designs to create<br />

directional and versatile suitings for the fashionconscious<br />

man. The cut of a man’s tailored suit<br />

varies greatly according to culture and country. The<br />

variations in design, cut and cloth, such as two-piece<br />

or three-piece, single or double breasted, determine<br />

the social and work suitability of the garment.<br />

hS 1073b legend 739000’s<br />

HS 1074 target 2010 749000’s


hs 1077 VICTORY<br />

SUPER 140’S LUXURY WORSTED SUITINGS<br />

WITH CASHMERE & SILVER MINK<br />

The creation of the Victory collection began by<br />

sourcing the finest raw materials. It is the ultimate<br />

extravagance, incorporating a range of semi-fancy<br />

designs, including plaid, multi-stripes, cable-stripes<br />

and pin-dot fancies in classic grounds of grey, black<br />

and navy.<br />

This quality of Super 140’s Worsted with Cashmere<br />

and Silver Mink takes its name from the HMS Victory<br />

battle ship, and is a traditional yet innovative cloth,<br />

woven in England. It has been a part of our collection<br />

for over 15 years and still remains to this day a quality<br />

exclusive to <strong>Holland</strong> & <strong>Sherry</strong>. We began by taking<br />

the finest bale of 16.5 micron wool and painstakingly<br />

combed it until all the short fibres had been removed.<br />

Only when we were left with the long staple fibres<br />

did we blend it with cashmere and silver mink, for<br />

added luxury. Once satisfied that we had achieved<br />

the ultimate blend; the spinning process began. We<br />

decided to spin this new and exclusive blend to a 60/2<br />

new metric yarn count to produce a winter weight<br />

alternative to our Victory clear cut summer cloth.<br />

We then wove it into what remains to be one of the<br />

finest cloths available today. The final stage in the<br />

creation of our Victory cloth is the finishing process.<br />

We apply a traditional <strong>English</strong> merchant finish that<br />

is recognised the world over, giving the cloths surface a<br />

smooth appearance and high lustre.<br />

hs 1085 highland glen<br />

traditional worsted country suitings<br />

<strong>Holland</strong> & <strong>Sherry</strong>’s international headquarters in<br />

Scotland nestles between the rolling hills and winding<br />

rivers of the Scottish Borders. Although it is sparsely<br />

populated, Scotland offers an amazing range of scenery,<br />

from the gentle rolling hills in the lowlands to the<br />

breathtaking peaks of the highlands, and from the rugged<br />

coastlines of the north east to the sub-tropical gardens of<br />

the western isles.<br />

Highland Glen is a traditional country suiting, woven<br />

from 100% worsted wool. A myriad of colour has been<br />

achieved through twisting yarns of complimentary colours<br />

together to produce blends of opulence, complexity and<br />

depth. The palette resembles the dramatic Scottish<br />

landscape, including shades of purple heather mixes<br />

from the moorland, granite grey from the mountain<br />

slopes, and green from the lichen on the majestic fir<br />

trees.<br />

Scotland’s colourful and compelling history features<br />

tragic yet romantic heroes and innovators. Such a<br />

history has left its mark on the landscape as well as<br />

the nation’s psyche, and has ultimately contributed to<br />

the fierce pride of its people.<br />

HHS 1076 victory 779000’s<br />

HS 1085 highkand glen 859000’s


hs 1090 sherrykash<br />

luxury wool with cashmere jacketings<br />

This luxury collection of wool and cashmere blends<br />

includes various qualities that combine comfort and<br />

softness beyond compare. Produced by our original<br />

suppliers and one of the oldest and finest mills in<br />

Italy, it is the peak of perfection for winter jacketings.<br />

In addition, the prestigious designs emphasize<br />

the unique character of this cloth. The super fine<br />

merino wool is blended with hand combed cashmere,<br />

contributing to the unparalleled softness, lightness<br />

and warmth of the cloth. The finest fibres are<br />

gathered from the saddle of the Cashmere goat and<br />

are harvested by carefully combing the goat’s fleece<br />

during the spring months.<br />

With luxurious handle and beautiful drape the<br />

<strong>Sherry</strong>Kash collection enjoys timeless appeal,<br />

enhanced by a self assured colour palate. Combining<br />

warm harmonies of oatmeal and olive with bold<br />

highlights of cerise and lavender, the collection gives<br />

scope for unlimited colour co-ordination.<br />

hs 1092 E-CASHMERE<br />

100% Cashmere<br />

Cashmere is a sustainable, natural fibre, the<br />

production of which involves far lower carbon<br />

emissions than man-made fibres.<br />

<strong>Holland</strong> & <strong>Sherry</strong>’s eCashmere collection combines<br />

classic designs of gun club, herringbone and<br />

windowpane with a fresh and contemporary colour<br />

palette.<br />

The top-hair of the cashmere goat is long and rough<br />

but hides a soft, warm and highly valued undercoat<br />

with a luxurious silky handle. The soft undercoat hair<br />

is carefully combed rather than shorn in the spring.<br />

Pure eCashmere is particularly exclusive due to<br />

the laborious production process and limited supply<br />

of yarn, as no more than 100 grams is obtained<br />

per animal each year. The low bulk, high loft fibres<br />

combine to make the warmest, softest and finest<br />

cloth with beautiful drape and timeless appeal. By<br />

purchasing only the most superior quality fibre,<br />

<strong>Holland</strong> & <strong>Sherry</strong> strives to produce the finest<br />

cashmere cloth in the world.<br />

HS 1090 sherrykash 909000’s<br />

HS 1092 e-cashmere 929000’s


hs 1094 ESCORIAL®<br />

LUXURY WORSTED SUITINGS<br />

Escorial® is a fibre rich in history and geography,<br />

travelling the globe from North Africa’s highest<br />

mountains to the El Escorial palace in Spain, before<br />

reaching Australia and New Zealand centuries later.<br />

The delicate, time consuming processes, from<br />

harvesting the fleece to the finished fabric, as well<br />

as its unique heritage, makes Escorial® the most<br />

exceptional and purest fibre in the world.<br />

A single Escorial® fibre has a three dimensional<br />

helical crimp which resembles a small, fine spring,<br />

resulting in a finished cloth which is light and naturally<br />

elastic. The fleeces are prized for their fineness and<br />

softness and the flock has come to be known as the<br />

Royal Escorial Flock. Today Escorial® is the world’s<br />

finest naturally grown fibre, so rare that there are only<br />

three remaining flocks in the world purely descendent<br />

from the original royal Escorial flock, one in New<br />

Zealand and two in Australia.<br />

HS 1095 DAKOTA PLAINS<br />

WHIPCORDS, CAVALRY TWILLS, BEDFORD CORDS<br />

<strong>Holland</strong> & <strong>Sherry</strong>’s Dakota collection combines a<br />

classic colour palette of tan, charcoal and moss<br />

green with luxury worsted wool in varying weights<br />

and weaves. We introduce the bunch with a series<br />

of Whipcords followed by Cavalry twills and Bedford<br />

cords. All cloths illustrated are suitable for City or<br />

Country wear and are ideal for suits, trousers, riding<br />

breeches and overcoats.<br />

A Whipcord; has more threads to the inch in the<br />

warp than it does in the weft and when woven, the<br />

weave structure accentuates the warp producing a<br />

steep bold twill line. When combined with hard twisted<br />

yarns, whipcords traditionally lend themselves to<br />

pursuits associated with the outdoors.<br />

A Cavalry Twill; cloth produced from this was<br />

originally worn by the cavalry; it was essential that<br />

mounted soldiers wore durable, protective clothing.<br />

A cavalry twill cloth is produced in a similar way to<br />

the whipcord, the only difference being the weave<br />

construction. A Cavalry twill can be identified by a<br />

steep double twill formation with pronounced weft<br />

grooves between each twill line.<br />

A Bedford Cord; is named after the town of Bedford<br />

in England. Cloths constructed in this way can be<br />

identified by the rounded ribs that run in the warp<br />

direction with a pronounced sunken line between<br />

each rib.<br />

HS 1094 escorial® 949000’s<br />

HS 1095 dakota plains 959000’s

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