Meaning & Definition of word "Tweed"

Tweed

/twiːd/

1. A coarse, woolen fabric that is typically woven with a pattern and is often used for outdoor clothing.
- Example: He wore a classic tweed jacket to the countryside wedding.
2. A garment made from tweed fabric.
- Example: She bought a stylish tweed coat for the winter season.
3. A style of clothing made from this fabric, often associated with country or formal wear.
- Example: The gentleman's outfit was completed with tweed trousers and a matching vest.

●The word 'tweed' is derived from the Scottish river Tweed, where the fabric was first produced.

tweed jacket:

A type of jacket made from tweed fabric, typically structured and sophisticated.

tweed suit:

A formal outfit made from tweed, often more relaxed than a traditional suit.

tweed run:

A social event where participants dress in tweed and cycle around a city.

cashmere:

A luxurious fabric made from the wool of cashmere goats.

worsted:

A smooth, tightly twisted yarn made from long-staple wool.

Meaning: Referring to someone dressed in a rustic, country style.

● Example Sentence: He looked all tweed and country at the countryside wedding.