L&F’s soft tailoring for example, features a range of clever construction techniques. Well-positioned darts are used to underpin the fit of some jackets fit while grown on collars reinforce the lightness of fabrication on others. Buggy linings and half linings serve to preserve the shape of jackets too, through the back and shoulders where they get the most wear.

Sleeveheads too, are prime real estate for soft tailoring to really make a statement. Take the double tucks in the sleeveheads of the Gianni Jacket, which define the shoulderline without the need for power-dressing shoulder pads.

Soft tailoring also allows for stretch fabrication, increasing the comfort and wearability of these styles. The Garcia Jacket for example, is made in double-knit ponte which gives a 2-way stretch while still being capable of holding a stable structure.

L&Fs scuba fabric too, has 4-way stretch to work with every movement of your body. So whether you’re flexing your desk muscles, leading a dynamic presentation or moving from meeting to meeting, your clothing holds true and unrestrictive.

The Arley Shirt has the essence of a shirt with the nonchalance of a blouse. Though soft in structure, the crisp points of the Arley Shirt’s collar commands business-like stature.

Free from the constraints of a button placket, this pull-on shirt features a centre-front pleat to enhance the drape through the front while to the back, four vertical pleats replace the archetypal shoulder yoke to create greater freedom through the back. Worn tucked into structured pants, this softly tailored shirt still holds strong for workwear chic.

Soft tailoring is not restricted to a season by its fabrication. Yes, the lightweight fabrics can be played up for summer but L&F’s sophisticated jerseys like the ponte jersey and modal, stand firm all year long.

The stretch of our jersey tailoring too, allows for comfortable layering beneath so layer up your slips, long sleeves and jacardi's and still move freely in your deconstructed jacket.