http://www.hlesser.co.uk/

It is very good cloth. Some say it is the best quality around.

http://foxflannel.com/

A small mill. I think they make an excellent quality of cloth. Their forte is of course different types of flannel. They are airier and breathe better than other flannel maker's flannels making them more appropriate for warmer weather.

They also make their flannels in astonishingly light weights (7.5-8 oz per metre!) which have the handle of a much heavier and loftier cloth but are lighter on the shoulders.

If you like the look of flannel but not the weight, Fox Flannels are for you. Although they primarily make for clothing manufacturers and cloth merchants, they will sell to you from their very limited (Im talking navy, black, two shades of solid grey and maybe a navy and charcoal chalk stripe) stock of suit cloth for the general public in 5 or 6 different weights. Most of it is 120s quality. They expect to be paid by wire. Prices by the metre are more than reasonable for the high quality tht they offer. Fox Flannels also makes some very light but strong summer weight worsteds and a pure wool 120s in a 9.5-10 oz that is sound and very English.

Incidentally, the company uses some very old rollers and other techniques which build some "old money" character into the cloth, this isnt the ready to wear, cookie cutter stuff, its cloth to be a Lord in.

Any thoughts on Scabal.  I have been looking to have a suit made and have examined sourcing my material from one of the smaller English mills and their price is about the same as what my tailor wants for Scabal.

Scabal is pretty good but more famous for their high-tech "Super" fabrics than anything else

I agree that Fox flannel is excellent.