Tierre (Italy) 90s, Darill Oates 1897, Zigzag Weave, 70/30 Wool-Cashmere

Tierre (Italy) 90s, Darill Oates 1897, Zigzag Weave, 70/30 Wool-Cashmere SUNDAZED & OUTSIDE SOCIETY S.O.S. | sundazed.io/sos The sport coat by Tierre embodies the hybridization of Highland textile tradition with Southern European tailoring methodology, exemplifying a model of cross-regional sartorial production that emerged in the post-1990s Italian menswear sector. As a lesser-known Italian tailoring label operating within the Made in Italy semi-industrial tier, Tierre positions itself below the artisanal echelons of Caruso or Belvest, yet above generic private-label manufacturers, carving out a space in the mid-to-upper ready-to-wear market. The presence of the “Lavorazione Sartoriale” label—a common designation denoting garments with partial hand-finishing—signals an attempt to maintain Italian tailoring prestige while leveraging machine-based consistency. The cloth, a Scottish-woven Glen check from Darill Oates, reinforces the brand’s strategy of importing heritage textiles to elevate their constructed output, using Northern European millwork to bolster Southern construction. Darill Oates, established in 1897 and historically associated with Highland tweed, contributes more than just fiber—it embeds the jacket with a legacy rooted in British sporting, military, and academic dress.