Stacy Stewart Smith Men's Diamond Dodger Tweed Collection

There are fabrics that clothe a man, and there are fabrics that make an argument. Tweed makes an argument.

The Diamond Dodger Tweed Collection takes its name from the Artful Dodger of Dickens' Oliver Twist — but arrives considerably better dressed, and in three pieces. The signature two-tone diamond-patterned tweed (72% acetate, 15% linen, 13% polyester) in Cement/Onyx and Ecru/Ivory runs through the collection as a geometric thread: the same diamond motif that appears in the Harlequin Blazer's sequin appliqués, in the argyle embellishments of the holiday pieces, and in the mathematical logic of the accessories. The diamond is not a pattern. It is a position.

The collection offers the Diamond Dodger 3-Piece Suit — blazer, Windsor pants, and hand-pulled fringed Cloak — or the pieces sized and purchased independently. The Highland Gentry Tweed Suit draws from a different register entirely: the Scottish estate, the double-belted front, the leather buttons, the higher collar that commands the room before a word is spoken. Both suits are fully lined in 100% acetate jacquard (customizable).

The Diamond Dodger Tweed Trapezoid Messenger Bag completes the collection — the same fabric, the same geometric conviction, carried off the body.

All pieces are made to order in New York City.