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Tweed clothing has been a staple in men's fashion for decades because it's quintessential British clothing at its best. Although tweed was developed out of necessity to help protect outdoor workers from the elements, it has fast become a popular wedding outfit choice for contemporary grooms looking for something different to the norm.
To show you just how versatile this material is, Slater Menswear has created a guide on how to wear tweed the right way, explaining when you should wear tweed, on what occasions and worn with what.
What is tweed? Tweed is a natural fabric made from wool that features a soft, open weave. It was first introduced in the 18th century by Scottish farmers as a way to help endure unforgiving winters. Soon after, the popular material was gentrified and became a hit with the British aristocracy. Tweed became the go-to material for sport thanks to its water-resistant properties, with the upper classes donning the fabric for shooting, hunting and sailing.
Modern tweed has become a much more accessible clothing option, with people choosing to wear the versatile fabric for casual get-togethers as well as more formal events.