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ALBERT THURSTON Suspenders 200th Anniversary Yamaei Wool Double Name Exclusive To Our Store Wool Gle

ALBERT THURSTON, a top suspender brand that has been loved by British gentlemen since 1820, has released a special model to commemorate its 200th anniversary in 2020.
What's more, this is a limited model available only from our global supplier, Yamamoto Co., Ltd.
These suspenders are made using textile from Yamaei Woolen Textiles, a textile manufacturer with a history and tradition dating back to the Meiji era in Oshu, Aichi, one of the world's three largest woolen textile producing regions.
The inner obi has the double name of Yamaei Keori written on it, and the 200th anniversary logo is engraved on the back of the leather. The attached hanging button is also a buffalo-style button with the brand's mark engraved on it.

<About Yamaei Woolen Textiles>
Founded in 1915, Yamaei Woolen Textiles produced the world's first "black formal wear." Bishu, Japan, is one of the three largest woolen textile production areas in the world, along with Huddersfield, England, and viyella, Italy. Tsushima City, Aichi Prefecture, is located in the southernmost part of Bishu and is known as the birthplace of Japanese woolen textiles.
Yamaei Woolen Weaving Machines (shokki) and craftsmen continue to play a nostalgic rhythm today. The textile. The careful craftsmanship we have cultivated in a world where No pattern fabrics are the winning combination. Our uncompromising attention to detail, from the selection of raw wool and thread, to the density of each individual thread, the expression of colors and patterns, the weaving structure and finish, is still alive today.
Additionally, in response to the diversifying nature of today's clothing, we are focusing on creating textile that are in line with the times, ideas, and inspirations, and we work painstakingly every day with world-class specialists in each process to create textile.