Every man wants to look good and feel good, no matter if he’s going to work, to the store or just hanging out with friends. That can be easily achieved with proper styling and choosing the right clothes for you and your wardrobe. This is why we at TruClothing want to introduce you with the men’s tweed suit. It’s something in between elegant style, streetwear and casual “smart” choice for work. People will definitely recognize you when wearing a men’s tweed suit because it’s not that colorful, but on the contrary – something classical and sometimes even considered as trivial. No matter what some people use to define men’s tweed suits, they are clothes that will make you look amazing.

What is a men’s tweed suit?

The men’s tweed suit is usually hand-crafted or manufactured from a material, named tweed. It is a rough woolen fabric that really resembles the feel of the open and flexible texture of cheviot or homespun. The men’s tweed suit can have different feel and texture that is based on the process that is used when the tweed is produced. Usually the tweed is woven in three ways or methods – plain weave, twill or herringbone.

Men’s tweed suit – Twill cloth

The twill cloth is a method of achieving specific textile weaves that usually have a diagonal pattern, that is used in tailoring men’s tweed suits. This method of manufacturing is like a style of knitting in which you pass the weft over one or more wrap threads. This is done in a particular count and ratio that helps achieving the diagonal pattern.

Men’s brown tweed suit – Herringbone cloth

Usually you can recognize a men’s tweed suit, tailored from herringbone cloth, for his distinctive V-shaped wavering that creates a zigzag pattern. This time of cloth is also referred to as broken twill wave. The name “herringbone cloth” comes from the resemblance with the skeleton of a fish and the cloth, used for tailoring men’s tweed suits. The herringbone cloth is usually made of wool and it is one of the most popular material for tailoring men’s tweed suits and coats.  

Tailoring men’s tweed suits

The men’s tweed suit can be tailored in many sizes and various colors, where the coloring process can be achieved by mixing colored wool before it is spun. Usually men’s tweed suits are offered in traditional colors, like grey, brown, black and others. The tweed is usually used for tailoring women’s and men’s tweed suits and coats as well. The material is appropriate for a men’s tweed suit no matter the season.

The fashion of men’s tweed suits

The men’s tweed suit is a fashion that has been known for many years in Ireland and Britain. Because of its many advantages, tweed was preferred for tailoring clothes, that can resist in very extreme changes in the weather. Men’s tweed suits are resistant to water and are characterized with very good durability. Tweed was preferred for tailoring not only men’s tweed suits but for coats and clothes for outdoor activities.

The comeback of the men’s tweed suits

In recent years the men’s tweed suits and clothes have started to gain popularity again. Many fashion experts believe that that effect is achieved by the legendary Coco Chanel. She was inspired by the men’s tweed suit, but not any kind, but the one of a Duke – the Duke of Westminster. When she encountered with the fabric, she discovered its comfort and sophisticated quality. That is how she decided to hire a Scottish factory to produce tweed for her line of clothing and brought the light on the men’s tweed suits back.

Men’s tweel suits or men’s tweed suits?

This is a rather interesting fact that in the beginning tweed was known by a different name – “Twееl”. The story is quite interesting. In the beginning of the 19^th century a British merchant from London received a letter with an offer for some “tweels”. Because the letter was handwritten, the merchant was not able to read the word properly and guessing that must be a trade-name misunderstood it at read the word “tweed”. Then the advertisement of the material and the men’s tweed suits began and the name remained since.

Men’s tweed suits in fiction and television

Maybe many of you haven’t noticed that but many fiction characters from the Victorain and Edwardian periods have worn men’s tweed suits. And if you don’t know what that period means, we will tell you only one name – Sherlock Holmes. Yes, the most famous detective is dressed with men’s tweed suits, combined with other accessories. In the original book, Mr. Sherlock Holmes topped his men’s tweed suit with a hat and an umbrella. But in recent Sherlock Holmes portraits, the hat is abandoned, but not the men’s tweed suit.

The actors and roles, that have worn men’s tweed suits are many, but maybe some of the most recognizable ones are Sean Connery, when he played in Indiana Jones and the Last Cruside, Mads Mikkelsen as the famous Hannibal Lecter, some of the actors in the series of Doctor Who and many others. They also play an essential part in one of the famous British Series Peaky Blinders. So if you weren’t convinced until now, then this should have helped you in purchasing a men’s tweed suit.

How to wear a men’s tweed suit and how to combine it with the rest of your wardrobe?

If you manage to combine your men’s tweed suit with the rest of your wardrobe, we can guarantee you that you’ll achieve the classic elegant look. This implies for the gentlemen and for the ladies, as well. It is important, when wearing your men’s tweed suit not to wear more than two pieces, made from the material. For example, if wearing a 3-piece men’s tweed suit, you can combine the waistcoat and the jacket, but we suggest not to wear tweed coat on top. This implies for the ladies as well.

Mens pastel pink tweed wedding suit - look good with tweed suit

Men’s tweed suits are a great fashion choice if you combine it with silk, cotton or cashmere. It is a great choice if you want to achieve clean, stylish vision for a formal event or going out to dinner. Without any doubt, every person needs at least one piece of clothing, made from tweed, but for the people that want to achieve a classic look, we recommend you the men’s tweed suit. The wide variety of different models, colors and pieces can give you the broad opportunity to combine your men’s tweed suit with different textures.

Men’s tweed suits from TruClothing

We at TruClothing offer every gentleman with men’s tweed suits, made from high quality materials with an eye for every detail. We can provide you with a vintage, tailored men’s tweed suit that can be worn in any occasion. Most of the men’s tweed suits that we offer are tailored fit, that is in-between slim and regular fit. We provide men’s tweed suits in variety of colors and sizes, that will please every style and taste. At TruClothing, you can find men’s tweed suits, tailored from the different types of tweed – herringbone, twill and classic tweed. We provide all our clients with the opportunity to order our men’s tweed suits, fit them and if there is something wrong, return them back!

Trust TruClothing with choosing your men’s tweed suit for any occasion and style.

Tweed Suit

Tweed is a type of fabric that is used in a number of products more prominent in suits and tailoring, the tweed suit is made from a cloth / fabric that is woven and comes in a number of textures. Tweed itself is an icon of traditional Scottish, Irish, Welsh and English clothing, being desirable for outerwear.

The name tweed originates from the original word twill and has a history dating back to the 1830’s, since then tweed has been used to create a number of clothing items such as tweed hats, tweed boots, tweed shoes and tweed suits.

The tweed suit is now an iconic statement and desirable suit choice which has traditionally been worn however in the recent years the tweed suit has been developed into many different colours and textures of the tweed suit, now the choices of tweed suits are vast and has been a popular choice as a 3 piece tweed suit.

The beauty of a tweed suit is that it can be worn in many different ways, because of the type of fabric and the styling of a tweed suit it is now a versatile and can be worn in many different ways, the suit can be broken down to be worn only as a tweed blazer in a smart casual setting or as a 3 piece tweed suit for a more formal occasion such as wearing a tweed wedding suit. Traditionally the tweed suit was made from a heavy type of fabric which would only be a viable option in Winter however now with the modern technology the tweed suit has been made in an array of fabrics to allow it to be lighter, more agile and can now be worn year through.

The tweed suit is a perfect choice for a vintage themed occasion such as a classic vintage wedding or going to the races in a tweed suit is an absolute must!

Popularity of the tweed suits in recent years has been accelerated due to its prominence in popular TV shows and movies such as the Peaky Blinders, here they have been true to its nature in that in the times dating back to the

What is a men’s tweed suit?

Tailoring men’s tweed suits

The fashion of men’s tweed suits

The comeback of the men’s tweed suits

Men’s tweel suits or men’s tweed suits?

Men’s tweed suits in fiction and television

How to wear a men’s tweed suit and how to combine it with the rest of your wardrobe?

Men’s tweed suits from TruClothing