Claire's Picks
← Suits and Formal Worth Dressing Up ForTweed Blazers That Feel as Good as They Look
Tweed has a reputation for being a fabric that looks great on a hanger and scratches you into submission by lunchtime. That used to be mostly true. The good stuff now is lined properly, woven at a weight that moves with you rather than against you, and structured in a way that rewards wearing over time. We've been looking specifically at blazers that hold their shape through a full day without feeling like a costume. The right tweed blazer is one of the most considered things you can own. It works for a country weekend without looking like you borrowed it from a landowner, and it handles a city dinner without trying too hard. Pair it with a white shirt and dark trousers and the work is basically done for you. We've focused on cuts that sit well on the shoulder and fabrics that soften slightly with wear rather than pilling or losing their structure. These are the ones worth the investment.
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