Athelmont · Collection 04
Office Hours
Twelve pieces for the week as it is now: a day at home, a day in the office, and the meeting where it still matters. Comfortable enough for a commute, tailored enough for a client, and none of it goes to the dry cleaner.
The research
How people dress for work now
Dress codes have relaxed, but not all the way to gym clothes. The gap between comfortable and appropriate is where this collection sits.
- Feel like knitwear, read as tailoringSoft, unstructured blazers and trousers with give: the comfort hybrid workers want, without looking like the gym clothes most offices still reject.
- Three levels, one wardrobeEvery piece works across a home day, an office day and a formal meeting. Finance, law and consulting still dress up even under a business-casual code.
- Fit the real bodyBuilt on our regraded charts: straighter blazers and dresses for the rectangle shape most women have, trouser adjusters and longer shirt tails for men.
- No dry cleaningEvery piece washes at home and hangs out pressed, the same promise as the rest of Athelmont.
The week
Three dress levels
Pick the day. Each level gives one outfit for men and one for women, using only pieces from this collection.
The collection
Twelve pieces
Prices are proposed. Fabrics are the house fabrics already specified for the rest of the line.
The four-piece start
One blazer, one shirt, one knit, one trouser
Knit blazer, oxford, merino crew and office trouser cover a home day and an office day on their own. Bought together they come to $742.
- Home day: crew over the oxford, office trouser.
- Office day: blazer over the oxford, office trouser.
- Boardroom: add the Knit Suit, worn with the same oxford.