How You Customise the Capsule
The Workweek Capsule is not a fixed set. Every piece inside it is made to your measurements and built around the details you choose. The capsule is a framework that lets you coordinate the whole set in one consultation rather than in six separate ones.
Shirts
You choose the fabric (poplin, oxford, twill, linen blend or performance), the colour (plain white, blue, light grey, subtle stripe or check), the collar shape (spread, semi-spread, cutaway, button-down), the cuff style (single button, double button, mitred, rounded, French), the pocket (with or without), the placket, the back yoke and any monogram. Within the capsule you can mix shirt types: for example two dress shirts and one smart casual shirt, or three shirts in different weights for different seasons.
Trousers
You choose the fabric (cotton twill, cotton stretch, wool, wool blend), the colour (navy, charcoal, black, stone, beige), the cut (slim, tapered, straight, relaxed, wide leg), the rise (low, mid, high), the break (no break, half break, full break), the front (flat, single pleat, double pleat), the waistband (belt loops, side adjusters), the pockets (slanted, on-seam, welt, patch, coin, ticket), and the hem (plain, cuffed). Within the capsule you can mix trouser types: for example one chino and one dress trouser, or two in the same weight in different colours.
Blazer
You choose the fabric (cotton, cotton linen, linen, wool, wool blend, mohair), the shoulder construction (soft, natural, structured), the lapel (notch, peak, shawl, in the width you prefer), the button front (one-button, two-button, three-button, double-breasted), the lining (full, half, unlined, in matched or contrast colour), the pockets (flap, patch, welt, jetted, ticket), the vents (single, double, none), the button finish (horn, plastic matched or contrast, metal, mother of pearl), and the sleeve cuffs (plain, working with functional buttonholes).
The capsule rule: Every piece is cut to your measurements and every piece is coordinated with the others at the same consultation. The colour palette, the fabric weight and the formality level are chosen so the six garments work as a set, not just as individual pieces.