Tweedsakko in 3-Knopf Classic aus Harris Tweed 2faedig The diagonal stripes in contrasting

The diagonal stripes in contrasting colours have their origin in the ties of English clubs and regiments

twisted fibres of Geelong wool trap a lot of air and are therefore extremely warm despite being lightweight

Tweed has long been an integral part of British clothing because it always looks classic and timeless

Classic paisley on dark blue silk

one of the oldest weaving mills in Ireland

Tweedsakko in 3-Knopf Classic aus Harris Tweed 2faedig The diagonal stripes in contrastingA statement jacket in a warm bordeaux, shot through with green and black tones in a tartan check. Less neutral than a brown tweed, but more individual: a jacket to be worn on its own. The fabric is Harris Tweed, hand woven in homes on the Outer Hebrides and carrying the Orb mark of the Harris Tweed Authority. Outer material: 100% virgin wool Lining: 100% viscose Leather buttons 3 button single breasted, Classic Cut Double back vents, 3 outer pockets,