Tweed

usgb/twiːd/
noun

A thick, rough fabric often used for jackets and suits.

He wore a tweed jacket to the interview.
Visual representation of "tweed" - A thick, rough fabric often used for jackets and suits.

Often appears as...

  • tweed jacket
  • tweed suit
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Texture Reference

Tweed is known for being durable and having a rough texture, which can suggest ruggedness or traditional style in clothing.

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The professor's tweed elbow patches enhanced his scholarly appearance.
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Cultural Association

Tweed is often associated with British countryside fashion and academic attire, invoking a classic and sophisticated image.

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At the English country estate, guests sported various tweed garments for the hunt.
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Vintage Appeal

Tweed can have a vintage or retro appeal, making it popular in modern styles that aim to reflect past fashion eras.

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I found a vintage tweed skirt that perfectly captures that '60s vibe I love.
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