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"  We&amp;#039;ve all been there: You&amp;#039;re rooting through the attic when you stumble across some long-forgotten article of clothing that you used to love and that you wish \u2014 fit and fraying notwithstanding \u2014 you could still wear. Heritage, both our own and our favorite brands&amp;#039;, is a big part of men&amp;#039;s style, and for fall, Ermenegildo Zegna is celebrating its 100th anniversary with a new heritage-inspired Centennial collection. This three-piece suit is made from cloth that&amp;#039;s a near-identical reproduction of the first fabric produced by Zegna in 1910. Fabric No. 1, as it&amp;#039;s known, was designed by Ermenegildo himself and weighed a hefty 500 grams per meter back then; this new weave, thanks to a century of innovation led in no small part by Zegna, weighs almost half that. Like any great suit, heritage is best worn lightly. Two-button Centennial Fabric No. 1 suit ($3,295), vest ($900), cotton-and-silk shirt with collar bar ($395), and silk tie ($175) by Ermenegildo Zegna. Originally published in the September issue "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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