Originating in the UK, tweed is and has long been a very popular material for making hunting clothing. There are many reasons why tweed has become so popular with hunters around the world, and aside from its classic and stylish look, its warmth, durability and versatility are some of its most prized qualities.
Hunting jacket Combrook from Alan Paine in the color Sage is a very good example of warm properties of tweed. This jacket is made of tweed wool, where the layers of thick wool ensure that the cold does not penetrate the jacket. Combined with the lining, tweed also provides very good heat retention properties, so it can withstand even windless but very cold temperatures.
The Combrook tweed jacket for women in the color Spruce demonstrates very well the durability of the material. The material is very tightly woven, which makes it very durable and gives it a very long life. This makes a tweed jacket like this one a very good investment for a hunter, and a reliable partner for years to come.
These Combrook breeks in Spruce for women show how tweed can be both smooth and wrinkle-free. Tweed has a soft and smooth texture, which prevents the formation of wrinkles. This makes tweed garments like these an excellent option when you plan to go on a hunting trip or other situations when clothes need to be packed.
The Combrook hunting vest in the color Maple demonstrates very well how tweed is not only warm and durable, but also very comfortable. The tightly woven wool construction makes the material very soft and smooth, so the garment can be worn for very long periods without causing discomfort or skin irritation.
A tweed vest like Kinloch for men from Hoggs of Fife shows how tweed has good water and moisture resistance. The wool from which tweed is woven contains lanolin, which repels moisture. Because of this, you can wear a tweed vest like this without the risk of getting wet, and is a great option for those living in a more rainy country like Sweden.
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