An Heirloom Of English Luxury
The 1935 Hastings 3-Piece Tweed Suit is not priced as it is by accident; it reflects a level of craftsmanship, material quality, and historical accuracy that is increasingly rare in modern menswear. Rather than being a loose vintage-inspired design, this suit is a faithful recreation of an original 1935 piece from Hastings, carefully studied and re-created to capture the proportions, structure, and character of British tailoring during its golden age.
Each suit is hand-cut and made in England by an experienced tailor with Savile Row credentials. This expertise ensures balance, comfort, and longevity — qualities that cannot be replicated by mass production. The wide herringbone tweed cloth, woven by Magee of Donegal, adds further distinction. Renowned for its durability and depth, the fabric wears beautifully over time, developing character rather than showing age.
Period-accurate details set the Hastings apart: a single-breasted jacket with classic lapels, genuine corozo buttons, a structured waistcoat, and high-rise trousers with a split back designed for braces. The interior is finished with viscose rayon satin linings from Bernstein & Banleys, chosen for comfort as well as authenticity. Every element is considered, purposeful, and built to endure.
At £1,750, the Hastings sits well beyond fleeting trends or seasonal fashion. It is a suit made to remain relevant, to be carefully looked after, and to carry its story forward — a piece of craftsmanship intended to be worn, remembered, and valued long after its first owner.
MADE IN ENGLAND.
1935 Hastings 3-piece tweed suit – Oldfield Outfitters
