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Why a jacket from NEW TAILOR?

For 25+ years 'NEW'

Jackets are becoming increasingly important in the stylish man's wardrobe. Choosing the right model and the right fabric is very decisive for when to use it. NEW TAILOR is going to help you with that. We start with an inventory of when and how you want to wear it. Obviously the season is decisive but especially the degree of formality or in normal words how neat it should or should not look.

The construction and type of jacket may be the first questions. A jacket derived from the jacket for a suit is the most formal. Especially if it has shoulder pads and flap pockets. With more pockets (patch pockets and even pockets with inverted pleats), the jacket and therefore your outfit becomes less formal. If we may make a jacket without inner work then it becomes much more casual instinctively. A jacket without inner work should have the construction of the fabric itself. We like to make the masterpiece in house. It is a sportier and even more casual jacket by having less structure and if you want a different type of collar. Once the make and model i broadly determined, we can look at the fabric. From smooth to chunky and from cashmere to linen. This choice obviously determines the time of use as much as the model. Nor can both choices be seen in isolation because they influence each other. Let's zoom in on the fabric.

infinite options

Smooth wool in a jacket produces a neat jacket like you can wear at receptions and to a restaurant. Often you wear such a jacket with equally neat pants such as gray plain wool pants or possibly chinos in beige or dark blue.

A coarser wool like flannel or tweed is already a bit tougher and is probably easier to wear in your spare time on jeans or chinos. With flannel pants, you can make such a jacket and thus your outfit a bit neater again. A chunky herringbone, a twill or a chunky birdseye are options in flannel. With tweed, you can think of a birdseye, herringbone or a pronounced plaid. Adding cashmere to wool makes the jacket even richer and cuddlier. Literally and figuratively.

An open woven fabric such as a basket weave, Mock Leno or a dry coarse Fresco will fit well into your wardrobe if you want to wear the jacket of the suit separately as well. You can then wear the jacket outside as well as inside. Buttons and other details help determine the look.

For 20+ years 'NEW'

Jackets are becoming increasingly important in the stylish man's wardrobe. Choosing the right model and the right fabric is very decisive for when to use it. NEW TAILOR is going to help you with that. We start with an inventory of when and how you want to wear it. Obviously the season is decisive but especially the degree of formality or in normal words how neat it should or should not look.

The construction and type of jacket may be the first questions. A jacket derived from the jacket for a suit is the most formal. Especially if it has shoulder pads and flap pockets. With more pockets (patch pockets and even pockets with inverted pleats), the jacket and therefore your outfit becomes less formal. If we may make a jacket without inner work then it becomes much more casual instinctively. A jacket without inner work must be given the construction of the fabric itself. A masterpiece we like to make in house and we call The Lounge Jacket. A sportier and even more casual jacket. Once the make and model i broadly determined, we can look at the fabric. From smooth to chunky and from cashmere to linen. This choice obviously determines the time of use as much as the model. Nor can both choices be seen in isolation because they influence each other. Let's zoom in on the fabric.

infinite options

Smooth wool in a jacket produces a neat jacket like you can wear at receptions and to a restaurant. Often you wear such a jacket with equally neat pants such as gray plain wool pants or possibly chinos in beige or dark blue.

A coarser wool like flannel or tweed is already a bit tougher and is probably easier to wear in your spare time on jeans or chinos. With flannel pants, you can make such a jacket and thus your outfit a bit neater again. A chunky herringbone, a twill or a chunky birdseye are options in flannel. With tweed, you can think of a birdseye, herringbone or a pronounced plaid. Adding cashmere to wool makes the jacket even richer and cuddlier. Literally and figuratively.

An open woven fabric such as a basket weave, Mock Leno or a dry coarse Fresco will fit well into your wardrobe if you want to wear the jacket of the suit separately as well. You can then wear the jacket outside as well as inside. Buttons and other details help determine the look.

The Lounge

Made in Utrecht
1850 Price two-piece tailored suit
  • Two-piece Suit: 1850~2850
  • Three-Piece Pack: 2430~3900
  • Jacket: 1450~2200
  • Vest: 580~880
  • Pants (Casual): N/A.
  • Pants (Business): 700~1100
  • Shirt: N/A
  • The Urban Jacket: 800~1100
  • Overcoat (Casual): N/A.
  • Overcoat (Business): N/A.

Carrara

Fatto a Mano
1850 Price two-piece tailored suit
  • Two-piece Suit/Smoking: 1850~2850
  • Three-Piece Pack: 2430~3900
  • Jacket: 1450~2200
  • Vest: 580~880
  • Pants (Casual): N/A.
  • Pants (Business): 700~1100
  • Shirt: 300~500
  • Overshirt: N/A.
  • Overcoat (Casual): N/A.
  • Overcoat (Business): 1750~2750

Est. 1997

Full-Canvas
1200 Price two-piece tailored suit
  • Two-piece Suit/Smoking: 1200~2200
  • Three-Piece Pack: 1530~2730
  • Jacket: 900~1650
  • Vest: 330~630
  • Pants (Casual): 300~450
  • Pants (Business): 450~750
  • Shirt: 150~300
  • Overshirt: 450~750
  • Overcoat (Casual): 720~1050
  • Overcoat (Business): 900~2150
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Cotton, linen, tweed

Of course, cotton for a jacket is also an option. Thin in summer, a thicker twill or even Moleskin or Corduroy in fall and winter. You can make a cotton jacket very well unstructured and by being washed it ages beautifully. One type of cotton we leave underexposed then and that is the seersucker. A lighter fabric than that in wear is hardly imaginable. The ultimate casual summer jacket.

Perhaps the most casual is a jacket in linen because the fabric wrinkles a bit more and it is very light. So you barely feel it. Unlike wool where the heavier the rougher and less formal the opposite is true with linen. There the thicker the more formal. Irish linen is more formal than the flabbier Italian linen. Combinations with silk make linen more formal and a tad shinier. Combinations with wool reduce creasing and increase durability. One drawback: combining materials during spinning makes a fabric more expensive and thus ultimately the jacket.

Now that we have helped you a bit in the materials and weight, the next question about your desired color is a logical one. Blue is the most commonly chosen color because it can be worn for business, looks good on many men and combines easily. Gray is also being chosen more often as a jacket lately. If you build your wardrobe around the colors blue (from mid to dark blue), brown, beige (from camel to sand) and gray you can easily combine all items with white and light blue shirts. You will then look stylish very quickly. Fashion colors like green (although this color is already almost a basic color), ochre, bordeaux, brique and purple should match your skin tone and your style, but when they do they brighten up any wardrobe.

Choose the right material

Plain fabrics are the easiest to combine. Fine stripes in jackehave a bit of a comeback lately. The boating stripe is so pronounced that few can get away with it, which is precisely why it is so fun. Plaids of all kinds from the more classic pied de poule to the prince of wales, an overshirt, a tartan or a sportier BB check to the madras check are all to be considered. The more pronounced, the less often you will wear it.

An open woven fabric such as a basket weave, Mock Leno or a dry coarse Fresco will fit well into your wardrobe if you want to wear the jacket of the suit separately as well. You can then wear the jacket outside as well as inside. Buttons and other details help determine the look.

Our advice: start with a basic blue jacket in a basketweave or even cotton. Expand your wardrobe with a brown jacket in a twill or herringbone for fall and winter, choose a green one for the mid-season and a linen one for summer. You can also have a tweed -cotton- or linen suit made. Have the jacket made in terms of details so that you can also wear the jacket separately.

Of course, we're going to help you in our stores with all the choices. We do this by listening first and then funneling so we don't have to show you all the fabric options. We also have several examples and lots of pictures in the stores. This way we are sure to come up with a good choice to complement your wardrobe. One of those jackets you always want and can wear.

Cotton, linen, tweed

Of course, cotton for a jacket is also an option. Thin in summer, a thicker twill or even Moleskin or Corduroy in fall and winter. You can make a cotton jacket very well unstructured and by being washed it ages beautifully. One type of cotton we leave underexposed then and that is the seersucker. A lighter fabric than that in wear is hardly imaginable. The ultimate casual summer jacket.

Perhaps the most casual is a jacket in linen because the fabric wrinkles a bit more and it is very light. So you barely feel it. Unlike wool where the heavier the rougher and less formal the opposite is true with linen. There the thicker the more formal. Irish linen is more formal than the flabbier Italian linen. Combinations with silk make linen more formal and a tad shinier. Combinations with wool reduce creasing and increase durability. One drawback: combining materials during spinning makes a fabric more expensive and thus ultimately the jacket.

Now that we have helped you a bit in the materials and weight, the next question about your desired color is a logical one. Blue is the most commonly chosen color because it can be worn for business, looks good on many men and combines easily. Gray is also being chosen more often as a jacket lately. If you build your wardrobe around the colors blue (from mid to dark blue), brown, beige (from camel to sand) and gray you can easily combine all items with white and light blue shirts. You will then look stylish very quickly. Fashion colors like green (although this color is already almost a basic color), ochre, bordeaux, brique and purple should match your skin tone and your style, but when they do they brighten up any wardrobe.

Choose the right material

Plain fabrics are the easiest to combine. Fine stripes in jackehave a bit of a comeback lately. The boating stripe is so pronounced that few can get away with it, which is precisely why it is so fun. Plaids of all kinds from the more classic pied de poule to the prince of wales, an overshirt, a tartan or a sportier BB check to the madras check are all to be considered. The more pronounced, the less often you will wear it.

An open woven fabric such as a basket weave, Mock Leno or a dry coarse Fresco will fit well into your wardrobe if you want to wear the jacket of the suit separately as well. You can then wear the jacket outside as well as inside. Buttons and other details help determine the look.

Our advice: start with a basic blue jacket in a basketweave or even cotton. Expand your wardrobe with a brown jacket in a twill or herringbone for fall and winter, choose a green one for the mid-season and a linen one for summer. You can also have a tweed -cotton- or linen suit made. Have the jacket made in terms of details so that you can also wear the jacket separately.

Of course, we're going to help you in our stores with all the choices. We do this by listening first and then funneling so we don't have to show you all the fabric options. We also have several examples and lots of pictures in the stores. This way we are sure to come up with a good choice to complement your wardrobe. One of those jackets you always want and can wear.

ShirtS

We make the best shirts in the Netherlands to go with your jackets. We use the best fabrics, the most refined manufacturing methods and unique patterns. For casual, business and formal shirts we have a lot of fabric choices from the best fabric houses in Europe and a lot of possibilities in terms of styling and finishing. So we have shirts for all seven days of the week.

Shirts

We make the best shirts in the Netherlands by using the best fabrics, the most refined manufacturing and unique patterns. For casual, business and formal shirts alike, we have lots of fabric choices from the best fabric houses in Europe and lots of options in terms of styling and finishing. So we have shirts for all seven days of the week.

Webshop

On our webshop you will find the most beautiful accessories such as scarves, ties, stockings, suspenders, beanies, sweaters, maintenance materials and basics for your Easy Wear and Business Wear items. Not a very extensive selection but just what we like. For existing customers also tailored shirts, pants, jackets and suits that complement any wardrobe you can find here (re)order.

Webshop

On our webshop you will find the most beautiful accessories such as scarves, ties, stockings, suspenders, beanies, sweaters, maintenance materials and basics for your Easy Wear and Business Wear items. Not a very extensive selection but just what we like. For existing customers also tailored shirts, pants, jackets and suits that complement any wardrobe can be (re)ordered here.

View Current Classics

Smart Casual Wear

You want to look groomed every day, and feel comfortable in your clothes. The need for beautiful luxury clothing with more comfort, a sportier look and the need for sustainability, have resulted in the further development of our smart casual range. You can basically wear it anytime and anywhere. Besides Casual Wear jackets, we are of course also happy to make your chinos, pullovers and casual shirts. Made-to-measure, of course.

Business Wear

The assurance of a good first impression can be found in our Business Wear line. Of course, in addition to suits, we as tailors also make combinations of jackets and a chino that you can and want to wear in a business environment. Just a little more formal and dressier than Easy Wear.

By a little more structure a heavier canvas and just more formal fabrics. With a little more shine, for example, you make an impression and content become more important. So it's clothing you don't have to worry about.

Wedding Wear

We have extensive experience in creating clothing for a wedding and other formal occasions. From a tuxedo for formal dinners or a jacquet to the ultimate linen wedding outfit for the beach. Of course, a wedding suit involves a little more than just picking out a business suit, which is why we like to take the time to inspire and help you with the many choices. We have several examples in the stores and also our wedding magazine will help you in making the right choice.

Curated

Consciously dressed

Micah Fox has been a customer of NEW TAILOR for more than 15 years. One of the conscious buyers who chooses us because we think along with "out of the box" combinations and styles. Micah has his own styles that he alternates depending on his mood and destination. This is also how he chooses his wardrobe where he can easily alternate and combine various styles. And just like before

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Wedding Wear

New wedding magazine

Do you have friends who are getting married soon? You have probably already pointed them to our beautiful (wedding) suits that we make entirely in Utrecht or the Italian smooth processing of Carrara. We have updated our wedding magazine with lots of inspiration. Help us and point them to our service and tell them about your experiences. Do you already know of a (wedding) party spring or summer

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Custom clothing

A suit is a statement

A suit (almost) always makes a statement, both for fashionistas and consciously stylish men. A suit empowers and represents beauty, professionalism and attractiveness. It has never lost its relevance. However, in many offices these days the preference seems to be for a more informal style of dress, with more pullovers than suits. But let's face it, a well-made and cut suit surpasses in style

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Consciously dressed

Micah Fox has been a customer of NEW TAILOR for more than 15 years. One of the conscious buyers who chooses us because we think along with "out of the box" combinations and styles. Micah has his own styles that he alternates depending on his mood and destination. This is also how he chooses his wardrobe where he simply

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