Tweed jackets have always been a classic, sensible choice for men of distinction. Many look forward to that first crisp breeze of fall as a welcome sign to bring out the tweed jackets from our winter wardrobe. This season we have excellent news. Tweed jackets are more prominent than ever. Yes, the much loved, highly textured fabric which is found in classic patterns, such as hounds tooth, checks and even herringbone is all the rage once again. Thanks to the durability and class of the fabric, tweed has withstood over 200 years of use in all walks of life.

Men's Style Tips for Tweed Jackets

One great way to show off the versatility of tweed jackets this fall is by using them to create a layered look. This works well when you pair your jacket with wool trousers, classic khakis, corduroys, or jeans, with a classic button down shirt and a simple knit vest. By using a variety of layers you will play off the texture of the tweed in the jacket. Thanks to the detailed textures in the tweed there is opportunity to work many colour pallets successfully.

Another big hit for this season's layered look is to combine a wool scarf with your jacket. Again, pull from the colours found in the threads of the jacket for a variety of options.

What to Look for

Tweed jackets should be a staple of every man's fall wardrobe. If this is your first purchase of a casual or sports jacket, there are a few things to keep in mind:

If you plan to wear your jacket with a great deal of colour, whether a button down long sleeve dress shirt, a sweater, or a knit vest, make sure you are considering the pattern of the tweed and the colours. There are a variety of patterns available in tweed and with the right layering you can achieve a great look.

When pairing your jacket with a sweater you will want to make sure that they are complementary to each other. This does not mean they need to be the same colour, texture or weight, but they should certainly not overwhelm with great contrast. If the fit of the jacket is slim and classic cut, don't pair it with an oversized or heavy sweater. Take a look at yourself in a full length mirror when pulling an outfit together for the first time.

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