THE HART & HEM STYLE GUIDE
Find your
own form.
Two ways to dress. A thousand ways to make them yours.
01 / THE CLASSIC POINT OF VIEWCLASSIC, NEVER STATIC
A strong foundation.
A personal finish.
Navy, white and chestnut make a quiet starting point. Add an olive knit tie for texture, then let the linen square sit a little less perfectly.
- Keep the shirt clean and the accessories considered.
- Try a pocket square that complements, rather than copies, the tie.
- Choose shoes that feel at home with the suit’s level of formality.
02 / THE MODERN POINT OF VIEWEASE IS AN ATTITUDE
Loosen the rules.
Keep the intention.
Stone tailoring and a simple white crewneck bring a different energy. A relaxed silhouette still benefits from deliberate proportions.
- Let one element be relaxed, rather than every element oversized.
- Keep the colour palette close for a clean line.
- Wear the jacket and trousers separately to change the mood.
03 / THE FIT CHECK
Start with
how it feels.
These are styling prompts, not a substitute for trying a garment on. Product sizes here are illustrative.
01 / The shoulder +
Look for a shoulder line that sits comfortably without obvious pulling. Move your arms and check how the jacket settles.
02 / The jacket +
Try the jacket both open and buttoned. The front should feel comfortable rather than strained, with room to move naturally.
03 / The trouser +
Consider the trouser length with the shoes you intend to wear. A cleaner break feels different from a fuller, more relaxed line.
04 / The final check +
Sit, walk and reach. A look works best when you feel at ease in it. Ask a tailor about adjustments to a real garment.
THE ANATOMY OF A LOOK / 02
Good style.
Great details.
A navy suit is only the beginning. Follow the lines to find the pieces that make it yours.
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01THE CITY SUIT / NAVY