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Vigogna means vicuna in Italian

In Italy 'vigogna' also means a flannel with a mélange colouring:
 

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In Italy 'vigogna' also means a flannel with a mélange colouring:
Thank you so much
That is very helpful information
 

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Not too yellow-- just looks like a white that was allowed to age correctly in the wardrobe.
 

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I believe that cigar shops require ownership of such a garment before they will sell to you.
 

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Yeah I agree with The Chai. The Spence Bryson oyster in the tropical range seems close enough.

Why not ask Mark directly?

Does anyone have a suggestion for where to source a cream/ ecru linen cloth with a slightly yellow/ warm tint? I'm looking for something such as the photos below.

Looked at W. Bill and none of the fabrics are quite right

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Dugdale, too, has something similar but let's be honest all these come from the same sources anyway. I've seen cream linens in the caccioppoli showroom as well. Been contemplating a cream linen myself, still debating between sb and db.
 

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Yeah I agree with The Chai. The Spence Bryson oyster in the tropical range seems close enough.

Why not ask Mark directly?

I did. He said he doesn't remember, but thinks it might be W. Bill. I also asked Vox and he said his is from W. Bill, but the cloth is no longer in stock.
 

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This was posted in the double-breasted thread:

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Any ideas on the cloth? I‘m thinking it looks like silk, but I could be way off.
 

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Or linen that hasn't worn out yet.
 

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Hello all. I'm looking for something rather particular (that I swear I've seen before but can't find again). I'm looking for a navy (dark navy) glen check cloth that's really subtle. Something that registers as a solid until you look really closely at it. Hopefully in wool/linen or wool/linen/silk.
 

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Admittedly not a blend (100% wool) but I have a suit in this:

It registers mostly solid until close inspection.

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