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Natural fibers are expensive to produce, which historically led to the prevalence of synthetic fabric worldwide. Unlike petrochemical-based fibers, however, natural fabrics are usually quite heat-resistant. Since it’s mainly made from cellulose, cotton is reasonably flammable, but the natural animal hairs that constitute wool yarn are surprisingly fire-resistant. Indulge in the allure of classic country fashion, meticulously curated to satisfy even the most discerning tastes. Our selection boasts a harmonious blend of sophistication and rugged charm, ensuring that you exude an air of effortless style wherever your adventures take you. The mills we work closely with include Marton Mills, Abraham Moon, Johnstons of Elgin, Mallalieus of Delph, Robert Noble, McGee of Donegal, Lovat Mills and more. All of these mills do an exceptional job in producing different quantities and designs. We work passionately to ensure the tweeds we select for our catalogue are exclusive to us in full or by the colour available. A highly popular version of tweed, this traditional design comes in three sizes distinguishable by their scale.

Traditionally, wool sheep haven’t been treated all that well. After the outcry of global animal rights activist groups, however, the industry has cleaned itself up significantly. Remember that it’s always possible to get sheep wool that was cultivated with ancestral, nomadic practices if 100% authentic and organic is just how you roll. These attributes make tweed very durable and insulative, which is why this fabric became so popular in winter clothing and outerwear.Houndstooth is one of the most unassuming tweed patterns, and it’s named for its similarity to dogs’ teeth. How to wear tweed Due to the extensive range of different designs, colour combinations and the sheer range of garments made from tweed, it can be easily dressed up or down and looks great when paired with all other natural fabrics. While the speed at which tweed is made has changed, the method itself has largely remained untouched. Tweed comes in a variety of different weights to make it suitable for various articles of clothing. When shopping for a tweed item, it is important to know if the piece will be worn as outerwear, sporting wear or as an everyday item. Frequently asked questions about tweed At The House of Bruar, we get a number of questions about our tweed fabrics, so we’ve collected them all together so you can easily find the information that you’re looking for.

The majority of tweed weaving takes place in the UK, which makes the Austrialian wool trade an important facet of the relationship between these two Commonwealth countries. After the yarn is roughly mixed by hand, it’s loaded into an industrial mixer to produce the desired pattern. Wool is one of the most sustainable textile fibers. It does very little damage to the environment, but there are certain ways that the global wool industry could be improved. Here’s a breakdown of all the good and bad ways tweed production might impact the environment:How to wash tweed Most of our tweeds are made from pure new wool. While regular wool can often be recycled into new garments, new wool is a fresh weave that has not been previously used – and which hasn’t sustained any wear. It’s best to wash tweed made from new wool as little as possible. The cloth comes in a variety of patterns and weights; these designs range from Herringbone to Barleycorn, and each has a specific intended use. Different types of tweed usually take their name from their place of origin, such as Shetland Tweed and, the most renowned, Harris Tweed. However, the largest variety lies in the patterns created by the weave of the material.