Tweed

Tweed is a durable and versatile wool fabric, traditionally woven in a twilled pattern, known for its warmth and wind resistance. Originating in Scotland, it’s often used for outdoor clothing like jackets and suits. The fabric features a textured surface created through specific weaving techniques and is typically characterized by earthy, muted colors and patterns such as herringbone or houndstooth. Tweed’s resilience and classic appearance make it popular for both casual and formal attire, especially in colder climates, and it often embodies a timeless, sophisticated style.