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Hopesack is ultimately just a weave, by flexing the material, thread size, density of weave, finish etc you can create fairly different results. The classic fabric is light weight, textured/ matt finish and so lends itself to summer casual jackets and not robust enough for trousers but you can get a denser ones which start getting a shine and become both more formal and robust.It will be a single-breasted jacket made of hopsack. It was my original intention to have it made as a blazer suit, but they told me they don't make trousers out of this particular fabric.
I'm more than a little jealous of the guys in the other threads who have recently posted that they do indeed have blazer suits made of hopsack.