As the change of seasons always does it got me thinking its time for a new tweed jacket.
My first choice is this number.

100% Cheviot New Wool, but about 17 ounces. May be a bit heavy, but will wear like iron.
The second choice is: Same material, same weight, same concerns

My third option is: Much lighter at about 12 onces. Seems kinda boring.

I welcome your comments and votes.
Toad
2 comments:
Option 1.
It's a great looking pattern. You can dress it up or down easily -- wear it with smart grey or brown flannels (with or without a tie), or khakis, or jeans.
Option 2 looks good also, but not as versatile I think. Option 3 is old man-ish, at least to my eyes.
Definately #1.
With some nice olive, or hunter green, wide-whale cords. And don't forget the Crocodile skin Gold Collection Sperry Top Siders.
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