Faithful to tradition, every year Scabal creates a new cloth, which each time challenges the boundaries of technology and the material itself. Lapis lazuli, the noble blue gem of antiquity, has been incorporated in a new quality of beautiful and exclusive suiting for Spring – Summer 2012.

Over the past ten years Scabal has become renowned for its unique ability to weave the most luxurious cloth that contains microscopic particles of precious metals and gems, such as diamond, platinum and gold. Lapis lazuli has been chosen for its eye-catching visual qualities and for the properties that some believe it can endow upon the wearer.

This beautiful stone, prized for its intense blue colour, is incorporated in a luxurious Super 150’s quality suiting, weighing 280 grammes, which contains 2% cashmere. It is woven in Scabal’s own mill in West Yorkshire, England, and can be worn all year round. A unique and powerful cloth, Lapis Lazuli is available in 12 new designs.

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This new Scabal collection is intended to be both refreshing and elegant.

Scabal opted for a palette of summery colours ranging from natural and colonial tones in the San Remo and Mosaic collections to shades of grey and more formal blues in the Mayfair and Flamingo Bay qualities. This season also sees touches of light blue, white and lilac for details and accessories.

The subtle blends of cotton and linen, merino wool and mohair, or the purity of a Super 120's or 150's wool, will certainly respond to your style requirements. The models range from a sober two-piece suit to a soft jacket elegantly combined with chino trousers and a polo-shirt. The lines are elegant, pure and fitted.

We hope that this look book inspires you and that these garments make you want to dress up in Scabal for any occasion.

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Scabal offers you the unique chance to order a limited edition of the innovative and attractive Tablemag.

Tablemag is a new design furniture invented by Belgian designer Antoinette Ribas. The designer finds creative solutions to make life easier: "I’m an addict. I buy a lot of beautiful magazines and I was always sad because I didn’t know how and where to file them" says Ribas. "Hanging the magazines is a natural, practical and aesthetic way of presenting them" she adds.

The design is pure and functional and is suitable for many interiors ambiences. In addition, Tablemag is hand-made at a small, traditional production facility.

Only ten Tablemags are available, delivered with the ten volumes of Bespoken. Each table is numbered and branded with a discrete Bespoken logo on the side. It's possible to engrave the owners's initials in the same way as Scabal does on the lining of its made-to-measure suits.

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Do you want to read your favourite magazine on iPad but don’t own one?

To celebrate the 10th edition of Bespoken, Scabal is offering you the chance to win one of ten new iPads 2 16Go, delivered with the exclusive Scabal’s leather folder.

In our latest update of the app, we have added videos on certains page. Download the latest version in the app store.

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Scabal offers many options to personalize your suit to the fullest. One of the Made By You possibilities is to add embroideries.

The earliest embroideries known are from ancient Egypt (3000 BC) but examples also survive from the Iron Age (1200 BC) and the Zhou Dynasty (1000 BC). The art of decorating fabric with needle and thread was very important in the Medieval Islam World and considered a sign of high social status.

Many craftsman embroidered with gold and silver. A famous embroidery was Opus Anglicum, fine needlework of Medieval England done for ecclesiastical or secular use, in great demand from the 12th to the 14th century and a luxury product used for diplomatic gifts.

Today you can make a statement or discretely insert your name or the one of your beloved, your personal mantra or any other words that come to mind to make your jacket or shirt your own. You can choose from no less than 36 colors and put up to 3 lines of text to get your message accross!

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