Tweed suits for men

Whether fancy and strikingly colorful, or rather classic and understated: The tweed suits from Wellington of Bilmore can be put together individually. Harris Tweed, originally hand-woven in Scotland from 100% virgin wool, impresses with its high functionality, durability and fashionable appeal. Wellington of Bilmore has over 40 different Harris Tweed designs in its range and the best thing is that we can make them for you within 6-8 weeks without extra charge if the size and color you require is not in stock!

The Harris Tweed Blue Herringbone design is one of the most classic designs and will probably never go out of fashion. Whether as a three-piece or two-piece, you are always dressed discreetly chic and make a fashion statement.

Similar to Blue Herringbone, a suit in our Harris Tweed design "charcoal" - a fine herringbone in anthracite - is a real perennial favorite and a guarantee for a stylish appearance on festive occasions. The ensemble can be loosened up with a colorful tie or bow tie to give it that certain something.

For lovers of the British lifestyle, we recommend the Wellington of Bilmore Harris Tweed in "Green Overcheck". Bold yet elegant, this ensemble shows self-confidence and a love of tweed.

Black Watch is the name of the former 3rd Battalion of the "Royal Regiment of Scotland" of the British Army and today refers to the classic tartan, i.e. a black, green and blue tartan. This design stands for Scottish tradition and history like no other.

The basis of this very popular design consists of a fine herringbone in anthracite and beige, broken up by a subtle blue-brown check. A suit in this design looks natural yet fresh and works equally well in spring and fall.

From a distance, this design looks like a plain, dark rust brown, but up close, you can see a design with many facets: from yellow to purple to blue, a variety of great colors are used here, so you can't really get enough of it!

This subtle herringbone in a natural color scheme works for any occasion and is therefore guaranteed to be your new favorite suit for life, because Harris Tweed "is made to last" and so is the design.

Attention, now it's getting loud: If you want to make a statement and are guaranteed to stand out, we recommend our "Mustard" design! The pictures speak for themselves and will definitely put you in a good mood.

Whether in a complete outfit from cap to trousers, or just as a single highlight, the wearers of this design not only show taste, but also their love of the British and Scottish lifestyle.

A tweed suit is a classic garment that is deeply rooted in British fashion history. Tweed is a robust, woven fabric that was originally produced in Scotland. It is characterized by its distinctive texture, warmth and durability. Typically, tweed is made from pure new wool, which gives it its unique insulating properties and makes it ideal for cooler weather conditions.

A tweed suit usually consists of a tweed jacket and matching trousers, sometimes complemented by a vest in the same fabric. These suits are known for their varied, often earthy hues and distinctive patterns, which can range from subtle checks to houndstooth patterns.

Historically, tweed was worn in rural areas, especially for outdoor activities such as hunting. Today, the tweed suit has evolved beyond these traditional boundaries and is a symbol of sophistication and timeless style. It is not only worn in a rural context, but also in urban environments and on formal occasions. They are also perfect as wedding suits.

A tweed suit exudes rugged elegance and is a statement of quality and tradition. It is popular with both younger and older generations and can be found in both classic and modern cuts. A good tweed suit is not only fashionable but also functional, offering protection and lasting for many years, often even generations.

Tweed suits are the result of a meticulous manufacturing process that combines traditional craftsmanship with precision. First, new wool from British sheep is cleaned, combed and spun into yarn. The characteristic tweed is created on traditional looms, with each region creating its own patterns and textures. After weaving, the tweed is dyed and treated to give it its soft texture.

The tailor then cuts the fabric and sews the individual parts of the suit together, paying particular attention to the fit and pattern. After adjusting to the wearer's measurements, fine details such as buttons and lining are added. Each step contributes to the quality, functionality and unique style of the finished tweed suit.