In addition to form and style, the texture of suiting fabrics is critical to the perceived image of male coat design; varied suiting fabrics may create different fashion images. To precisely understand and grasp the constitution of texture image of suiting fabrics is essential for successful fashion design of male coats. Thus, this study investigated the constitution of texture image of suiting fabrics, by adopting the method of Kansei engineering. First, various male coat styles from the products of the major designer's brands of ready-to-wear coats between 1998 and 2002 in the five international fashion center were collected and qualitatively analyzed by three senior fashion designers of men's clothes. Consequently, a graceful and more or less archetype like suit style were decided as the representative style for representing testing fabrics. Then, four experts with 15 to 25 year professional experience were asked to select 61 representative fabrics with different texture features from this pool of candidates. Based on the features of compositional types of fabrics, density of longitude and latitude, weight, and colors and so on, the morphological analysis of the physical features of this set of samples were conducted by these experts to conclude the morphological chart of the testing samples. These samples were mounted under the boards with cutout contour of the representative style of coat and were presented to subjects for SD (Semantic Differential) evaluation on them. The factor analysis on the evaluated data has revealed four factors for constituting the image space of texture image of suiting fabrics. On the other hand, the regression analysis has established the corresponding relationship among physic characteristics of fabric texture and the perceived images which can be further applied as design principles for textile design with demanded image.