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ART. DORMEUIL **PRINCE OF WALES ICE V. WHITE / BLACK / LIGHT BLUE –  VIDEO (click here)

100% WOOL SUPER 120s – MADE IN ENGLAND

€ 160 96 /MT – TAILORED CUT FROM 3 MT (Ideal for SUIT)

GSM 300 – W 150 cm

Dormeuil – ICE “Super 120s” Collection

Dedicated to lovers of classic and timeless elegance. This exceptional fabric, created by the legendary Dormeuil maison, embodies the essence of sartorial style: refined design meets the perfection of Made in England craftsmanship, performed in the historic mills of Yorkshire.

The ICE wording imprinted on the selvedge certifies its membership in the brand’s elite line, characterized by an exclusive finishing that gives the fabric an extraordinarily silky hand, perfect thermal stability, and natural resilience to creases.

TECHNICAL PROFILE

Origin: Huddersfield, England

Composition: 100% High-Quality Merino Virgin Wool

Fiber Fineness: Super 120s (Micrometric fiber diameter, synonymous with extreme softness and extraordinary lightness)

Weight: 300 grams per linear meter. The ideal medium weight for cold and mid-seasons, ensuring impeccable tailoring, fluidity, and flawlessness.

Special Line: ICE. An exclusive patented finish that gives the fabric thermal stability, a silky feel, and exceptional resistance to creasing caused by daily use.

This signature piece reinterprets one of the most noble motifs in the men’s wardrobe with a touch of exquisite freshness:

• The Pattern: A sumptuous and crisp Prince of Wales (Glen Plaid), a cornerstone of formal elegance and international sartorial taste.
• The Color Palette: The rigorous geometric weave in Black and White creates a refined optical contrast.
• The Overcheck (The Stripe): The design is enhanced by a discreet and sophisticated stripe in a pale blue. This thin pastel line breaks up the monochrome base, illuminating the fabric and lending a distinct note of contemporary modernity.

A fabric destined to become a staple in the wardrobe of a true connoisseur. Unisex fabric. Cut suitable for making suits. The sale is for the entire supply.

CARE AND MAINTENANCE GUIDE

Dormeuil Super 120s fabrics are living creations that retain their beauty over time if treated with the right care. To preserve the extraordinary softness of merino fiber and the thermal finish of the ICE line, we recommend following these simple but essential tips:

Washing: Have your garment dry-cleaned exclusively at a specialized dry cleaner. Never wash in water or use bleach.
Ironing: Iron at low or medium heat, preferably placing a damp cotton cloth between the iron and the fabric to prevent shine on the fibers. Use steam sparingly.
Drying and Storage: Do not tumble dry. In case of humidity or rain, let the garment dry naturally on an anatomical wooden hanger, away from direct heat sources. Store in a closet using breathable fabric covers and natural moth-repellent products (such as cedar wood).
The tailor’s secret: Super 120s wool has a natural elastic memory. After wearing the suit, let it “rest” by hanging it in the open air for 24 hours: the fibers will relax on their own, eliminating creases without the need for ironing.

** DORMEUIL: A CENTURY AND A HALF OF PURE TEXTILE EXCELLENCE

Founded in 1842 by the young and far-sighted Jules Dormeuil, the maison began in Paris as an importer of the world’s finest fabrics. The intuition that would forever change the history of men’s elegance was as simple as it was revolutionary: combining the innate sense of style and Parisian cut with centuries-old British manufacturing expertise. [1]

Jules and his brothers thus established production in Huddersfield, in the heart of Yorkshire (England), where the pure water of local rivers and traditional looms allow them to create wools of unparalleled softness and finish.

For over 180 years, Dormeuil has dressed kings, presidents, and world-famous cinema icons, positioning itself as the absolute benchmark for the world’s most discerning tailors. Choosing a Dormeuil fabric means wearing a piece of history, where the tradition of Made in England meets the technological innovation of luxury yarns.