Thank you for viewing. I am offering vintage fabric from H. LESSER & SONS, a long-established British merchant, dating from the 1970s to 1980s. H. Lesser is a prestigious brand known as the "essence of British classicism," beloved by top tailors, including those on Savile Row in London, for many years. Fabric from that era rarely appears on the market, making it a highly valuable item. This particular piece stands out for its texture and tight weave, characteristic of the 70s and 80s. While possessing a firm body and resilience, it also offers the supple drape typical of British fabrics. The finished garment will have a sense of weight and elegance, making it undoubtedly suitable for a suit. The London Shrink stamp from the time is also clearly visible. The "deep colors" and "texture that cannot be experienced today" unique to vintage items should satisfy those with a discerning eye. It is highly recommended, especially as a collector's item or for practical use in tailoring. This is a single piece, and you are unlikely to find another opportunity to acquire it. Please consider it. [Product Description] Manufacturer: H. LESSER & SONS Size: 290cm x 162cm. Please allow for slight variations due to amateur measurements. Remarks: There is a minor weaving flaw on the edge of the fabric (see photo 6). It should not affect cutting. [Notes] ・Please understand that this item is stored at home, and refrain from bidding if you are seeking a perfect item or are overly sensitive. ・Please be aware of wrinkles in the product due to packaging. ・We strive to make product images as close to the actual colors as possible, but the actual color may appear different depending on the viewing environment (monitor settings, lighting, etc.). Returns or cancellations due to reasons such as "the color is different from what I imagined" or "the color differs from the photo" will not be accepted. ・No claims and no returns. ・Please ask any questions before purchasing. ・We kindly request that only sincere individuals make a purchase. We have recently noticed an increase in people lacking common sense.