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Tweed

A rough, woolen fabric with a woven texture, originating in Scotland and traditionally used for hunting and countryside clothing. Durable and warm, tweed appears in jackets, caps, and suits, and brings heritage character to menswear that designers freshen with brighter colors and relaxed shapes.

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