Tweed and Herringbone Blazers for Mens Fall/Winter Fashion.

Tweed – at least its most recognisable form – emerged in 18th century Scotland out of a need for a material that would make hard-wearing, well-insulated tailoring and outerwear. Woven sturdily from coarse virgin wool in dusky, earthy colours, this original performance fabric provided farmers on the Outer Hebrides with a means of staving off damp, chilly conditions.

“Tweed has infinite possibilities for wear during autumn and winter. Not only is it warm, but it can also smarten an outfit instantly.”