Suits tailored from Scabal cloth, made to measure using your size and style.
Founded in 1938 in Brussels by Otto Hertz, Scabal was originally a cloth merchant and supplier of fabrics. His successor is JP Thissen, Chairman Scabal Group, who is assisted by his son Gregor Thissen (CEO Scabal Group), the third generation.
In 1938, Scabal had just 6 employees, today Scabal employs approximately 600 staff worldwide. Over the years, Scabal has evolved from a simple supplier of fabrics into a supplier of top quality fabrics to the most prestigious tailors and textile businesses around the world.
Within Scabal's mill, every manufacturing process is the personal responsibility of a craftsman who served as apprentice here, developed his skills here and now trains the apprentices who will one day take over from him.
The Bower Roebuck mill (Scabal Owned) stands in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, a town where cloth making and weaving has flourished for over 500 years. Scabal has the very latest technology but whilst computer aided design is useful, no machine equals the skills, precision and refinement that their weavers and designers consistently achieve.
For over 100 years, Bower Roebuck has been designing and manufacturing high quality fabrics and cloths. They have been pushing the boundaries of fabric innovation with the introduction of the Super 120s, 150s, 180s and 200s - plus the world's first ever 100% vicuna suiting.
