Tweed

A fabric originally made from wool, with a rough texture and an irregular appearance, characterised by its slightly coarse surface and subtle variations that give it a natural and distinctive look.

It has a dense yet flexible structure, with some elasticity and, at times, a mottled or marbled visual effect due to the blend of threads of different colours.

A warm, hard-wearing and durable material, highly suitable for warm clothing and also for upholstery, where its insulating properties and traditional aesthetic are highly valued.