I’ve got seersucker jacket, shirt, trousers and shorts but they get worn with other items, not together as they don’t match.
I think a pale blue seersucker suit would be a great choice for a summer wedding, but outside of that setting it would likely result in comments like ‘two 99s please’. One of those Ivy items that works better in New England than England.

A couple of years ago I bought a dark blue seersucker suit from JS. One of my better decisions, the jacket and trousers can be worn separately or as a suit which is not such a bold choice as the pale stuff. I shall look forward to hot weather when I can deploy it with a bright colour polo shirt, white bucks and a white linen newsboy cap.

I have a couple of J Keydge seersucker jackets from a few years back and in true Keydge style vary in size, shape etc. One - very slack - I absolutely love. The other more "smarter" and would work as a suit if I could find the trousers to match. Have a couple of seersucker shirts from Marks from a while back - they may have some in this summer.
Just looked at Peter Christian for the first time in ages - and looking at cooler times ahead - I really like the look of their shawl cardigans. Seem similar to the Drakes ones but at 40% of the price! Has anybody got one?  If so - any good?

AndyV,

I know what you mean about Keydge. After they officially closed I bought a seersucker one from the new entity. Slightly wider lapel on it.

I would say anything from Drakes is top quality but is it really worth the price differential?

My shawl collar cardigan is from Cordings and I'm exceptionally pleased with it.

Over the years I've had a few things from Drakes - shirts, ties and a jacket. The fit on the jacket and shirts has been way to tailored for my tastes.

AndyV,

As well as the knitwear I would look at their moleskins and raincoats.

I think they still stock the same 5 pocket trousers, with the paisley pocket bags, that JS used to have made.

Unseen,
It’s a very  versatile fabric
My original Ralph seersucker jacket looked good dressed up with chinos and knit tie or dressed down with jeans and a polo shirt.
In shirts I think the pink seersucker shirt is better than the blue as it’s a bit more interesting.
Many years ago in Tenerife I was walking along the beach and noticed a guy who looked pin sharp in navy seersucker Polo swim shirts and a pink polo shirt.

In one of the JS ‘customer profiles’ a while back they featured a guy called Tony Normand. He wears a suit for work; corduroy in the winter and seersucker in the summer.

I bought a navy blue seersucker suit from them, last year. I am very pleased with it, but I only wear it for social, domestic and pleasure. I can’t imagine it would be durable enough for constant wear.

I've added to my collection the new Kamakura red/white seersucker popover.

I understand it's a new style. The length means you can either wear it tucked or untucked.

As it's red it looks better with navy chinos and shorts than anything khaki

Seersucker shirts should only be striped.

Lands End tattersall ones are ridiculous.

Joseph Turner sent an email this morning offering a 40% discount on summer clothes including seersucker shorts which brings them down to a reasonable-ish £57 ( or whatever £95 less 40% is....) , they look good, the detail for me is that they have button through back pockets and not the little tab which I think is too fussy on shorts or trousers, I don't think I've ever owned anything seersucker, but a pair of navy/white could convince me,
I recently saw a light brown/white seersucker jacket on  the ' Clutch Cafe ' website, which a) looked undarted & b) was a reasonable price ( around £350- 390), I think it was a Japanese brand, if I was in the market for a s/sucker jacket I'd be interested,