Dash Off

By The Editors
November 1, 2013 9:00 am EDT

If there ever was a time to trade up the suit, it’s fall.

Fine tweeds and textured wools maintain charm and keep the lakefront windchill at bay.

Here to dress you: Haberdash Bespoke No. 607, the new private suiting label from Haberdash, launching today.

You know these fine fellows from their newly christened Roosevelt Collection flagship, a 4,000-square-foot haberdashery that houses a La Colombe espresso bar and a barber shop.

It’s there where the gents will measure you up and offer sartorial guidance — whether it’s flipping through 275 swatches to find the right mix of Vitale Barberis fabrics for a three-piece or telling you when it’s appropriate to sport a wool vest under a classic herringbone jacket.

In addition, Haberdash does dress shirts in collaboration with New England Shirt Co. and Southwick.

Plus, the complementary goods. Dress shoes from Alden. Shawl and roll-neck sweaters from S.N.S. Herning. Fine timepieces from Shinola.

Because once you upgrade the suit, you’ve gotta upgrade everything else.

Nota bene: For the launch, Haberdash is offering its off-the-rack suit separates on special this weekend only. Jackets and blazers are priced at $399, vests at $149 and pants at $169.

Photo Credit: Alex Maier

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