Italian elegance, British precision.
Conxeppt Housestyle is rooted in the traditions of classic tailoring, but designed for the way we dress today.
Our signature approach to tailoring.
Our style sits between British structure and Italian ease. Strong enough to create presence, relaxed enough to feel natural. We favour clean lines, generous lapels, considered proportions and fabrics with depth and character.
The result is tailoring that feels timeless without feeling traditional.
Distinctive, but never loud.
The Jacket
The jacket is the foundation of our Housestyle.
We favour a clean, masculine shoulder with enough structure to create shape without appearing rigid. The chest is comfortable and natural, with suppression through the waist to create a strong silhouette.
Our jackets are cut with considered length. Long enough to maintain the elegance and balance of traditional tailoring, while remaining appropriate for a contemporary wardrobe.
Lapel proportions are generous.
Peak lapels are a signature of the house, particularly on double breasted tailoring and more expressive single breasted pieces. Notch lapels remain an essential option, but we prefer enough width to create balance through the chest and frame the face.
The overall effect should feel confident rather than aggressive.
Strong rather than severe.
The Trouser
Conxeppt trousers are designed to complement the jacket rather than disappear beneath it.
We favour a medium to higher rise that sits naturally at the waist, creating a longer, cleaner line through the leg and better proportion between jacket and trouser.
The silhouette is tailored, but never unnecessarily tight.
There should be enough room through the seat and thigh for comfort and movement, tapering into a clean line toward the shoe.
Depending on the cloth and occasion, trousers may be finished with side adjusters, extended waistbands, pleats or cuffs.
These are not details added for nostalgia.
They are used when they improve proportion, function and character.
The Double Breasted
The double breasted jacket holds a particular place within Conxeppt Housestyle.
We favour it for its architecture, presence and unmistakable sense of occasion.
Our interpretation is strong but relaxed. Broad peak lapels, a defined waist, balanced length and enough ease through the body that the jacket never feels ceremonial.
It should feel equally natural worn formally with a tie or more casually over knitwear or an open collar.
The double breasted jacket should not wear the person.
The person should wear the jacket.
The Silhouette
Proportion matters more than trend.
We do not subscribe to tailoring becoming progressively shorter, tighter or narrower simply in pursuit of modernity.
Nor do we believe classic tailoring needs to feel oversized or nostalgic.
Our silhouette lives between those extremes.
- Clean shoulders.
- A shaped waist.
- Generous lapels.
- A considered jacket length.
- A medium to higher trouser rise.
- A clean, uninterrupted line through the leg.
- Enough room for the garment to move.
The objective is balance.
When the proportions are correct, the clothing should make the wearer appear taller, stronger and more composed without making the tailoring itself the entire conversation.
The Cloth
Fabric determines much of the personality of a garment.
We favour natural fibres and cloths with texture, movement and depth. Fine worsted wool for business. Flannel and brushed wool through autumn and winter. Linen, wool and silk blends for warmer months. Cashmere for softness. Tweed for character.
We are particularly drawn to fabrics that become more interesting the closer you get to them.
- Subtle texture.
- Complex colour.
- Quiet patterns.
- Cloth that moves differently in changing light.
Rather than relying on novelty, we allow the fabric and cut to create distinction.
Colour & Pattern
Our tailoring begins with a foundation of navy, charcoal, grey, brown, black and cream, then expands into olive, tobacco, burgundy and seasonal variations of those tones.
We favour colour with depth rather than brightness for its own sake.
Patterns follow the same philosophy.
Chalk stripes. Herringbone. Houndstooth. Glen checks. Windowpanes and subtle tonal patterns all have a place within the house, provided they complement the wearer rather than overwhelm them.
The strongest tailoring rarely needs to shout.
The Details
Every detail should have a reason.
Buttons, pockets, vents, linings, stitching, waistbands and finishing are considered as part of the entire garment rather than selected independently.
We favour details rooted in tailoring tradition, interpreted with restraint.
- Horn and mother of pearl buttons.
- Side adjusters.
- Extended waistbands.
- Thoughtful pocket configurations.
- Personalized linings when they add meaning.
- Monograms kept discreet.
Details should reward a closer look.
Never demand one.
The Fit
Conxeppt tailoring follows the body without restricting it.
We do not equate tightness with precision.
A properly fitted garment should allow the cloth to fall cleanly, the jacket to close without strain and the trousers to maintain their line while standing, sitting and moving.
There should be shape where shape improves the silhouette and ease where the body requires movement.
The best fit does not announce itself.
Everything simply looks right.
The House Style
Strong, but never rigid.
Relaxed, but never careless.
Classic, but never dated.
Distinctive, but never excessive.
Conxeppt Housestyle is tailoring built around proportion, permanence and personality.
Clothing designed to look exceptional today and remain relevant years from now.
Wear Your Conxeppt.
Everything we create for men is available for women, tailored with the same discipline and attention to detail.