Watch Huntsman's Creative Director Campbell Carey and Escorial Chairman Peter Radford as they discuss the unique and luxurious properties of Escorial wool and the importance of sustainable practices within the context of cloth production, and tailoring.
,Watch Huntsman's Creative Director Campbell Carey and Escorial Chairman Peter Radford as they discuss the unique and luxurious properties of Escorial wool and the importance of sustainable practices within the context of cloth production, and tailoring.
This season the Huntsman Autumn-Winter collection features suiting and separates with an ethos of sustainable practices. Both a french navy herringbone sports coat and navy suit are made with escorial wool, which has full traceability, from sheep to shop.
The Escorial name and trademark stands for sustainability and authenticity, a guarantee that a fabric or garment carrying the Escorial name is traceable to origin is naturally grown and comes from a quality-controlled source of supply of integrity and provenance. With Escorial wool, we're able to trace your Huntsman garment back to the exact flock of sheep the wool came from. In an age of mass manufacturing and fragmented supply chains, this is truly rare and special event, guaranteeing the quality of the wool, the welfare of the sheep, and the shared commitment to longevity and luxury by Escorial and Huntsman.
Join Huntsman's Creative Director Campbell Carey and Escorial Chairman Peter Radford as they discuss the unique and luxurious properties of Escorial and the importance of sustainable practices within the context of cloth production, and tailoring.
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