Composition
54% Wool, 15% PA, 14% Mohair, 12% PC, 5% PL.
Weight
475g

Coco Chanel is credited with bringing tweed to high fashion. In 1926, she introduced a tweed version of her signature cardigan jacket containing a mixture of fibres to give it a textured appearance. Chanel tweed suits of the 1950s were the uniform of elite high-society women all over the world.

These stunning fabrics remain a statement of luxury and elegance – incorporating a beautiful array of rich colours and textures. 

All fabrics are available to trade customers from a minimum of 1m. To enquire about a trade account, please contact our apparel sales team.