The Herringbone Suit


The herringbone suit is much like the tweed suit in weight and feel. Its zig zag pattern is the defining feature. You will find this type of suit in vintage 1940's models but are unlikely to find one new.

Advantages

Materials are heavy which makes them ideal for winter wear. Also the coarse fabric is one of the best for longevity and durability. Wrinkles are uncommon and creases are unlikely to form. Fading of the material is possible but much less prevalent than in its counterparts.

Disadvantages

Heavy materials are not as versatile as the lighter wools and cannot be used in the summer without much discomfort. Also the coarse nature of the fabric makes it much less luxurious than a lighter smoother material.

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