At the heart of each garment is the cloth. Samuel Snider works exclusively with select mills that share a reverence for the subtle nuance of natural materials and a commitment to craft. Every fabric used in our collection is chosen not only for its quality and enduring character, but for the hands that shape it and the values it reflects. Sourced from heritage factories with histories that span generations, some more than a century, we are proud to champion the integrity of expert weavers and makers of cloth.
Fabric is a crucial part of our creative process. It guides design, informs structure, and defines how a piece will wear over time. We prioritize natural fibers including wool, cotton, linen, silk, and hemp that are responsibly sourced and easily traceable throughout the supply chain. Our approach to fabric sourcing aligns with the historical narrative that informs our collection, while also helping to minimize our environmental impact.
Each of our partners shares our commitment to thoughtful production, with ongoing efforts toward greater sustainability. To work this way is not easy, but it gives us an immense sense of pride and purpose that carries through every finished piece. Each garment is patterned, cut, sewn and refined in-studio, then produced with care in New York’s Garment District. Our knitwear, which requires different expertise, is crafted internationally by artisans who share our values.
Irish Soft Wool Pinstripe
75% Wool, 25% Alpaca
310/340 g/m2
Spun and woven in Donegal, Ireland by Magee, this refined pinstripe pairs espresso and carob hues in a gently graduated pattern. A blend of wool and baby alpaca gives the cloth a gentle softness and warmth, tempering the formality of the stripe with a more relaxed character.
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310/340 g/m2
Spun and woven in Donegal, Ireland by Magee, this refined pinstripe pairs espresso and carob hues in a gently graduated pattern. A blend of wool and baby alpaca gives the cloth a gentle softness and warmth, tempering the formality of the stripe with a more relaxed character.
75% Wool, 25% Alpaca
310/340 g/m2
Spun and woven in Donegal, Ireland by Magee, this refined pinstripe pairs espresso and carob hues in a gently graduated pattern. A blend of wool and baby alpaca gives the cloth a gentle softness and warmth, tempering the formality of the stripe with a more relaxed character.
310/340 g/m2
Spun and woven in Donegal, Ireland by Magee, this refined pinstripe pairs espresso and carob hues in a gently graduated pattern. A blend of wool and baby alpaca gives the cloth a gentle softness and warmth, tempering the formality of the stripe with a more relaxed character.
Irish Soft Merino Herringbone
100% Merino Wool
290/320 g/m2
A fine herringbone in salt and pepper, woven from 100% merino wool in Donegal, Ireland by Magee. Lightweight and fluid, its broken zigzag creates a subtle surface texture while the quality of the wool keeps the cloth soft and easy to wear. One of the oldest recorded textile patterns, herringbone has been used for centuries for its distinctive geometry and durable construction.
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290/320 g/m2
A fine herringbone in salt and pepper, woven from 100% merino wool in Donegal, Ireland by Magee. Lightweight and fluid, its broken zigzag creates a subtle surface texture while the quality of the wool keeps the cloth soft and easy to wear. One of the oldest recorded textile patterns, herringbone has been used for centuries for its distinctive geometry and durable construction.
100% Merino Wool
290/320 g/m2
A fine herringbone in salt and pepper, woven from 100% merino wool in Donegal, Ireland by Magee. Lightweight and fluid, its broken zigzag creates a subtle surface texture while the quality of the wool keeps the cloth soft and easy to wear. One of the oldest recorded textile patterns, herringbone has been used for centuries for its distinctive geometry and durable construction.
290/320 g/m2
A fine herringbone in salt and pepper, woven from 100% merino wool in Donegal, Ireland by Magee. Lightweight and fluid, its broken zigzag creates a subtle surface texture while the quality of the wool keeps the cloth soft and easy to wear. One of the oldest recorded textile patterns, herringbone has been used for centuries for its distinctive geometry and durable construction.
Irish Soft Herringbone
75% Wool, 25% Alpaca
430/460 g/m2
Deep midnight gives this classic herringbone a luxuriously understated, timeless character. Woven by Magee in Donegal, Ireland from wool and baby alpaca, the cloth has a full body and gentle softness, balancing the disciplined geometry of the weave. Established in 1866, Magee is one of the few remaining family-run mills in Ireland, producing natural fiber fabrics with all processes woven and finished on-site by skilled artisans.
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430/460 g/m2
Deep midnight gives this classic herringbone a luxuriously understated, timeless character. Woven by Magee in Donegal, Ireland from wool and baby alpaca, the cloth has a full body and gentle softness, balancing the disciplined geometry of the weave. Established in 1866, Magee is one of the few remaining family-run mills in Ireland, producing natural fiber fabrics with all processes woven and finished on-site by skilled artisans.
75% Wool, 25% Alpaca
430/460 g/m2
Deep midnight gives this classic herringbone a luxuriously understated, timeless character. Woven by Magee in Donegal, Ireland from wool and baby alpaca, the cloth has a full body and gentle softness, balancing the disciplined geometry of the weave. Established in 1866, Magee is one of the few remaining family-run mills in Ireland, producing natural fiber fabrics with all processes woven and finished on-site by skilled artisans.
430/460 g/m2
Deep midnight gives this classic herringbone a luxuriously understated, timeless character. Woven by Magee in Donegal, Ireland from wool and baby alpaca, the cloth has a full body and gentle softness, balancing the disciplined geometry of the weave. Established in 1866, Magee is one of the few remaining family-run mills in Ireland, producing natural fiber fabrics with all processes woven and finished on-site by skilled artisans.
Irish Heavy Basketweave
100% Irish Wool
810/840 g/m2
Built with a pronounced basketweave construction, this substantial Irish wool has a dry, tactile character and strong surface relief. The warm sandstone tone brings a quieter expression to the rugged weave, while the quality of Magee’s yarn gives the cloth an unexpected softness. Established in 1866, Magee remains one of Ireland’s few family-run mills, producing the finest natural-fiber fabrics in Donegal.
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810/840 g/m2
Built with a pronounced basketweave construction, this substantial Irish wool has a dry, tactile character and strong surface relief. The warm sandstone tone brings a quieter expression to the rugged weave, while the quality of Magee’s yarn gives the cloth an unexpected softness. Established in 1866, Magee remains one of Ireland’s few family-run mills, producing the finest natural-fiber fabrics in Donegal.
100% Irish Wool
810/840 g/m2
Built with a pronounced basketweave construction, this substantial Irish wool has a dry, tactile character and strong surface relief. The warm sandstone tone brings a quieter expression to the rugged weave, while the quality of Magee’s yarn gives the cloth an unexpected softness. Established in 1866, Magee remains one of Ireland’s few family-run mills, producing the finest natural-fiber fabrics in Donegal.
810/840 g/m2
Built with a pronounced basketweave construction, this substantial Irish wool has a dry, tactile character and strong surface relief. The warm sandstone tone brings a quieter expression to the rugged weave, while the quality of Magee’s yarn gives the cloth an unexpected softness. Established in 1866, Magee remains one of Ireland’s few family-run mills, producing the finest natural-fiber fabrics in Donegal.
Irish Rustic Herringbone Tweed
65% Wool, 35% Alpaca
620/650 g/m2
Spun and woven in Donegal, Ireland by Magee, this not-so-traditional herringbone tweed combines wool and baby alpaca to give the storied cloth a more nuanced finish. A fifth-generation family business, Magee has been integral to the story of tweed since 1866. Their mill, located on the banks of the River Eske, uses the river’s peaty waters in finishing, imparting a unique depth and character to each of their fabrics that wears beautifully over time.
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620/650 g/m2
Spun and woven in Donegal, Ireland by Magee, this not-so-traditional herringbone tweed combines wool and baby alpaca to give the storied cloth a more nuanced finish. A fifth-generation family business, Magee has been integral to the story of tweed since 1866. Their mill, located on the banks of the River Eske, uses the river’s peaty waters in finishing, imparting a unique depth and character to each of their fabrics that wears beautifully over time.
65% Wool, 35% Alpaca
620/650 g/m2
Spun and woven in Donegal, Ireland by Magee, this not-so-traditional herringbone tweed combines wool and baby alpaca to give the storied cloth a more nuanced finish. A fifth-generation family business, Magee has been integral to the story of tweed since 1866. Their mill, located on the banks of the River Eske, uses the river’s peaty waters in finishing, imparting a unique depth and character to each of their fabrics that wears beautifully over time.
620/650 g/m2
Spun and woven in Donegal, Ireland by Magee, this not-so-traditional herringbone tweed combines wool and baby alpaca to give the storied cloth a more nuanced finish. A fifth-generation family business, Magee has been integral to the story of tweed since 1866. Their mill, located on the banks of the River Eske, uses the river’s peaty waters in finishing, imparting a unique depth and character to each of their fabrics that wears beautifully over time.
Irish Soft Donegal Tweed
62% Wool, 27% Cashmere, 11% Alpaca
600/630 g/m2
A richly flecked Irish Donegal tweed in deep loden, woven by Magee from wool, cashmere, and alpaca. Irregular flecks of orange, lime, and lilac give the cloth its distinctive depth, while the luxurious blend of yarns softens its naturally robust character. Established in 1866, Magee is one of the few remaining family-run mills in Ireland, producing natural fiber fabrics with all processes woven and finished on-site by skilled artisans.
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600/630 g/m2
A richly flecked Irish Donegal tweed in deep loden, woven by Magee from wool, cashmere, and alpaca. Irregular flecks of orange, lime, and lilac give the cloth its distinctive depth, while the luxurious blend of yarns softens its naturally robust character. Established in 1866, Magee is one of the few remaining family-run mills in Ireland, producing natural fiber fabrics with all processes woven and finished on-site by skilled artisans.
62% Wool, 27% Cashmere, 11% Alpaca
600/630 g/m2
A richly flecked Irish Donegal tweed in deep loden, woven by Magee from wool, cashmere, and alpaca. Irregular flecks of orange, lime, and lilac give the cloth its distinctive depth, while the luxurious blend of yarns softens its naturally robust character. Established in 1866, Magee is one of the few remaining family-run mills in Ireland, producing natural fiber fabrics with all processes woven and finished on-site by skilled artisans.
600/630 g/m2
A richly flecked Irish Donegal tweed in deep loden, woven by Magee from wool, cashmere, and alpaca. Irregular flecks of orange, lime, and lilac give the cloth its distinctive depth, while the luxurious blend of yarns softens its naturally robust character. Established in 1866, Magee is one of the few remaining family-run mills in Ireland, producing natural fiber fabrics with all processes woven and finished on-site by skilled artisans.
Japanese High Gauge Jersey
90% Cotton 10% Cashmere
98 g/m2
A lightweight, high-gauge jersey with a subtly luxurious hand. The cotton and cashmere blend combines the breathability and lightness of cotton with the softness and warmth of cashmere, creating an airy “warm cotton” designed to feel comfortable across seasons. Knitted and sewn by A-Girls, a family-owned mill in Wakayama, Japan.
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98 g/m2
A lightweight, high-gauge jersey with a subtly luxurious hand. The cotton and cashmere blend combines the breathability and lightness of cotton with the softness and warmth of cashmere, creating an airy “warm cotton” designed to feel comfortable across seasons. Knitted and sewn by A-Girls, a family-owned mill in Wakayama, Japan.
Scottish Lambswool Yarn
100% Lambswool
Various weights - see products
Spun by Todd & Duncan, a 150-year-old mill located on the banks of Loch Leven in Kinross, Scotland, this lambswool yarn is prized for its breathability and insulating qualities. The mill dyes and spins the wool on-site, using environmentally friendly processes that allow water from dyeing to be cleaned and returned to the Loch, resulting in a richer finish and a more circular, sustainable practice.
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Various weights - see products
Spun by Todd & Duncan, a 150-year-old mill located on the banks of Loch Leven in Kinross, Scotland, this lambswool yarn is prized for its breathability and insulating qualities. The mill dyes and spins the wool on-site, using environmentally friendly processes that allow water from dyeing to be cleaned and returned to the Loch, resulting in a richer finish and a more circular, sustainable practice.
