Corduroy in Florida? Absolutely. And it’s not just a fabric—it’s a statement. As winter 2025 approaches, corduroy is stepping into the spotlight with a fresh narrative: one of adaptability, texture, and quiet authority. Even in Florida’s warmth, fine-wale and stretch-infused blends are redefining seasonal style. Holland & Sherry’s stretch corduroy collection is a masterclass in […]
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https://youtu.be/e9v0Cmc2QNw?si=YVzWiRovmap3ldvu ✨ Introducing The Anteros Collection: Where Texture Meets Elegance Plaid isn’t just making a comeback—it’s taking center stage. The Anteros Collection redefines outerwear with bold plaid patterns woven from 100% cashmere, finished with a distinctive beaver-brushed touch. That means warmth you’ll notice, structure you’ll appreciate, and luxury you’ll feel with every wear. Why it
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Join me for my semi-annual Tom James Trunk Show!This may be the only place and time you can explore the world of cloth, textiles and design, while also designing pieces yourself, with an expert by your side. Event Featuring:View our most unique and beautiful fabrics, design custom clothing pieces, patterned just for your measurements with
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The Art of Fine Fabrics: Crossville & Holland & Sherry Luxury is more than just a label—it’s a commitment to excellence, craftsmanship, and innovation. Crossville Fabrics and Holland & Sherry embody this philosophy, producing some of the finest textiles in the world. 🔹 Crossville Fabrics: A fully vertical textile producer, Crossville oversees every stage of
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🌞 Crushed Linen: Your Ultimate Summer Fabric for Florida’s Heat 🌞 When it comes to staying cool and stylish in Florida’s warm, humid climate, few fabrics compare to the effortless elegance of crushed linen. This lightweight, breathable textile is your best friend for those sweltering summer days. Here’s why: Breathability: Crushed linen’s natural
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