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@oscarhunttailors Squad 2026 Retreat by @aarch.co

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@dormeuil1842 Cashmania Collection challenges the notion that luxury cloth must sacrifice substance. It is as soft as your favourite dressing gown, yet carries the weight and drape of a proper English flannel.

Comfort and character are rarely found in equal measure. Here, they are. taken in Oscar Hunt by @aarch.co

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4 months ago

Harris Tweed Weather Today. taken in Oscar Hunt by @aarch.co

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4 months ago

One of winter’s essentials is Baby Alpaca. It’s hefty, slightly weighty, fluffy, and incredibly soft. It feels like wearing your favourite chunky sweater, but with the ease and elegance of tailoring.

My favourite this season has been this cloth from @dormeuil1842 . The texture has so much depth, while still draping softly and naturally on the body. It’s the kind of fabric that makes cold mornings feel a little more inviting. Thanks Daiki san @the_arkeos_club for this amazing hat. taken in Oscar Hunt by @aarch.co

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Calum and Jess Wedding was all class. by @aarch.co

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5 months ago

It’s a gloomy, overcast Sunday in Melbourne — the sort of grey weather that calls for something in the same tone. But that doesn’t mean we have to bring out our charcoal suit.

I’ve fallen in love with Donegal Tweed ever since seeing Yamamoto-san of wearing it. There’s something incredibly appealing about how the cloth carries depth through texture rather than loud colour.

The fabric is full of character — all those little flecks and irregularities give it so much visual richness. It’s one of the rare fabrics that works just as naturally as a soft sport coat as it does a full suit. Personally, I think Donegal looks especially strong styled tonally, paired with black leather shoes and darker accessories.

You can see how effortlessly Manish @the_daily_mirror wears it with vintage jewellery, or how Andrew of @thearmourynyc pairs it with a contrasting tie. And of course, the GOAT himself Yamamoto-san @tailorcaid in a full three-piece Donegal suit.

My jacket is made from Loro Piana’s Dream Tweed — a more skin-friendly interpretation of traditional Donegal. It has less structure and rusticity than the original Irish versions, yet still retains the soul of Donegal with rugged colour and texture. taken in Oscar Hunt by @aarch.co

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A slightly chilly Tuesday in Melbourne calls for something easy. When a full suit feels too much, this staple navy Loro Piana Cashmere Award jacket is where I end up with.

In fact, the simplest cloth is often the hardest to perfect—too heavy and it feels suffocates, too light and it loses its shape. Even the right shade of navy is a challenge in itself.

This one is right! Soft and familiar, like a well-worn sweater, yet sharp enough to hold a tie without missing a beat.

A proper winter essential. taken in Oscar Hunt by @aarch.co

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5 months ago

Hello—I’m back with a new series to recommend you some of my favourite jackets this season.

The first one has to be this amazing I @foxbrothers1772 Soft Tweed from their Somerset Jacketing books. Although Fox describes it as a tweed, it doesn’t really feel like one in the traditional sense.

That usual dry and slightly scratchy texture that make classic tweed mildly annoying is gone. Instead, the fabric preserves the spongy handle and density that you would expect from Tweed, but with a much softer and wool virgin wool like touch.

Throwing it on doesn’t feel like wearing outerwear. It’s more like wrapping yourself in a heavy winter blanket—easy, warm, and comfortable on a chilly morning.

Of course, I have to pair it with Fox Original Flannel to complete the look. taken in Oscar Hunt by @aarch.co

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5 months ago

Matt & Ellie Wedding was so much fun! taken in Stones of the Yarra Valley by @aarch.co

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6 months ago

Continuing with one of my favourites from @drapersitaly the Ascot 4-ply is easily my go-to for a travelling suit.

The high-twist wool gives the cloth a spongy yet structured drape, allowing the garment to hold its shape while remaining comfortable and cool throughout the day. I particularly like the texture and depth of colour, achieved through the layering of multiple yarns, which gives the fabric a quiet richness. It really encapsulates the idea that if the weather is truly unforgiving, it almost doesn’t matter what you wear — you’ll still feel the heat, so you might as well look your best and pretend it’s all part of the plan.

You can see how Peter @urbancomposition and Simon @permanentstylelondon look so gracefully in their outfits.

Early autumn in Melbourne can be unpredictable, with plenty of warm days still ahead — and this is exactly the kind of cloth I find myself reaching for more often. taken in Oscar Hunt by @aarch.co

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6 months ago

Woven by @vitalebarberiscanonico1663, @drapersitaly carries a character that is distinctly its own. It holds enough Italianità in its colour and movement, yet still retains the sturdiness more often associated with English cloth.

The high-twist Ascot collection remains one of my favourites, particularly in this 2-ply taupe shade. It’s a beautiful transitional colour — sitting right at the edge of summer, where the warmth begins to soften and the leaves start to dry. You’ll find similar colour tone with outfits from @master_keynes and @charlesyap_ of The Decorum. taken in Oscar Hunt by @aarch.co

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Wedding 221. Congratulations 🥂 Francis and Jennifer. taken in Oscar Hunt by @aarch.co

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