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Herringbone Waistcoat | Herringbone Waistcoats By Paul Brown

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Brown Herringbone tweed from Moon & Sons finished with navy lining on the back.
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Mens Herringbone Waistcoat

Our Herringbone Waistcoat is made from Tweed that is woven in Yorkshire by Moon and Sons, and finished with a silky viscose lining. It comes complete with rear cinch to adjust the fit. It is the product of a decade of British tailoring and expertise. We have spared no expense in sourcing the finest materials to deliver the best tweed waistcoat in terms of design, materials and construction, and we are very proud of it. Attention to detail is part of our makeup. Our waistcoats are all hand cut and made in our own Suffolk Factory by passionate British tailors and seamstresses. This tweed example is part of a collection which includes waistcoats with and without collars. All are available in sizes 38 to 46 inch.Our British label has been making and selling luxury clothing for over a decade so we have the expertise to produce exceptional garments. Bespoke tailoring at its very best.

Free UK Delivery
Made in England

Tweed Fabric

Tweed is a fabric made of tightly woven dyed wool. It comes in a variety of weights, weaves, and colours. Check Tweed and Herringbone Tweed are common but there are other famous tweeds including Harris and Donegal. Only cloth woven in the Outer Hebrides is eligible to be called 'Harris Tweed'. As it is quite coarse it is usually reserved for outerwear. It has been used by Scottish Shepherds for hundreds of years in defence of the tough highland climate. In the early 1800s, the fabric became popular amongst the English aristocracy, and the resulting increase in production followed by the industrial revolution helped make it cheaper. It is now used in a variety of garments and home furnishings, being particularly prevalent in the countryside. By choosing certain sheep breeds instead of others, you can somewhat control the pattern that will emerge in your tweed garment.

History of The Waistcoat

The first waistcoat appeared in Persia in the middle of the 17th century as a much longer garment than they are today. By 1800 they were much shorter and buttoned rather than hooked and were highly embroidered and decorative. In short the more flamboyant the more it was considered fashionable. However from the mid nineteenth century onwards waistcoats became much more sober and were made primarily to match the suits or jackets they would be worn with. As wristwatches became more fashionable interest in the waistcoat waned as it was no longer needed to house a pocket watch. Fast forward to current times and you will find the waistcoat in many guises and places, be it leather bikers waistcoats, tweed country style waistcoats, casual waistcoats with jeans and of course the very prevalent waistcoat as part of a suit. You will also find women wearing denim and embroidered waistcoats.

How and when to wear Your Tweed Waistcoats

A properly fitted waistcoat should be snug in the body but not so tight that the buttons pull. It should also be long enough to reach about an inch below the trouser waistband, showing none of the shirt beneath. Whilst many people see the tweed waistcoat as a formal item of clothing worn under a suit or even tuxedos at a wedding where the rings are traditionally put in the pockets, it is often worn in combination with jeans for a much more casual look. Indeed on our site you will find a ‘create your own’ trouser section which enables you to input your measurements and have bespoke trousers made in corduroy, moleskin or chino fabric to pair with your waistcoat. The Tweed waistcoat is considered an everyday item for many, particularly in the country.

Waistcoats have been around for centuries so they are never likely to be out of fashion. No wonder it's on most people's wishlist to own one.

Washing your New Tweed Waistcoat

Your new herringbone tweed waistcoat for men is tailored from a pure wool fabric and therefore should only be washed on a cool cycle or by hand. Always take extra care to check the label on your clothes for origin and best washing instructions.

Add a Review for your Herringbone Waistcoat

Here at WISC we love customer feedback so if you love your mens herringbone tweed waistcoat, or indeed any other product you have bought from us then please get back to us and leave us a review.

Size and Sustainability

Here at WISC we take sustainability seriously. We use Natural fabrics and make most of our garments to order, avoiding wastage and over stocking. We make garments that are classic designs that are built to last in England and pay our staff properly. One aspect that is crucial in this supply chain Is believe it or not size. We make by hand in traditional tailored sizes for both mens and womens clothing. It means that we do not indulge in vanity sizing prevalent amongst high street stores. To avoid returns and all the transport and re- make issues that follow it is important that you click and view our shirt fit guide guide for information on measurements to make sure you get the correct size first time when you shop online. The range available covers small to plus size, short to tall and can be viewed on our website. Taking this action will help us in our drive to sustainability which benefits everyone. If you have any issues please contact us. Thank you for your help.

Shop Our New Waistcoat Collection with Free UK Shipping

Our herringbone tweed waistcoat for men is part of an impressive premier collection of special waistcoats in our online store. Some with collars and some without, you will find genuine Herringbone and plain Tweed versions in several colours and designs, including a rather stunning light blue one.

Along with the rest of our clothing including our coats, shirts and boxers, our tweed waistcoat is made to last and should be regarded as a long term investment, and UK delivery is free.

Shop our Extensive Clothing Collection

British Tweed waistcoats by Paul Brown are not the only garments that we make and sell. Pop onto our site and you can view Trench Coats, Bomber Jackets, Shirts, Polo Shirts, Shorts, Boxers, and blouses for women. All made by hand to the highest spec with top quality fabrics. Great materials with classic British tailoring. All with free shipping. Get on the site now and view all our new clothing collections online and click on one to add it to your cart. They make great British Made gifts as well, especially at Christmas.

Sale and Offers on Waistcoats

Our men’s tweed waistcoat is made to order, as is all our clothing online so we are rarely able to offer a clearance sale or offers. We would also love to offer next day delivery but obviously with made to order garments this is not possible. It might take a bit longer to receive your item but we are sure once it arrives you will see that it has been worth a little extra wait. Not only are you supporting British Manufacture but taking this approach also helps reach sustainability goals so you are helping the environment as well. Further still, we believe our garments already offer exceptional value for money.

Ship & Return

Shipping

  • UK Shipping normally 4 to 7 working days
  • See the delivery FAQs for details on shipping methods, costs and delivery times

Returns & Exchanges

  • 60 Days Exchanges & Returns
  • Customer is responsible for shipping charges when making returns and shipping/handling fees of original purchase is non-refundable.
Reviews

Customers Reviews

 

Mens Herringbone Waistcoat

Our Herringbone Waistcoat is made from Tweed that is woven in Yorkshire by Moon and Sons, and finished with a silky viscose lining. It comes complete with rear cinch to adjust the fit. It is the product of a decade of British tailoring and expertise. We have spared no expense in sourcing the finest materials to deliver the best tweed waistcoat in terms of design, materials and construction, and we are very proud of it. Attention to detail is part of our makeup. Our waistcoats are all hand cut and made in our own Suffolk Factory by passionate British tailors and seamstresses. This tweed example is part of a collection which includes waistcoats with and without collars. All are available in sizes 38 to 46 inch.Our British label has been making and selling luxury clothing for over a decade so we have the expertise to produce exceptional garments. Bespoke tailoring at its very best.

Free UK Delivery
Made in England

Tweed Fabric

Tweed is a fabric made of tightly woven dyed wool. It comes in a variety of weights, weaves, and colours. Check Tweed and Herringbone Tweed are common but there are other famous tweeds including Harris and Donegal. Only cloth woven in the Outer Hebrides is eligible to be called 'Harris Tweed'. As it is quite coarse it is usually reserved for outerwear. It has been used by Scottish Shepherds for hundreds of years in defence of the tough highland climate. In the early 1800s, the fabric became popular amongst the English aristocracy, and the resulting increase in production followed by the industrial revolution helped make it cheaper. It is now used in a variety of garments and home furnishings, being particularly prevalent in the countryside. By choosing certain sheep breeds instead of others, you can somewhat control the pattern that will emerge in your tweed garment.

History of The Waistcoat

The first waistcoat appeared in Persia in the middle of the 17th century as a much longer garment than they are today. By 1800 they were much shorter and buttoned rather than hooked and were highly embroidered and decorative. In short the more flamboyant the more it was considered fashionable. However from the mid nineteenth century onwards waistcoats became much more sober and were made primarily to match the suits or jackets they would be worn with. As wristwatches became more fashionable interest in the waistcoat waned as it was no longer needed to house a pocket watch. Fast forward to current times and you will find the waistcoat in many guises and places, be it leather bikers waistcoats, tweed country style waistcoats, casual waistcoats with jeans and of course the very prevalent waistcoat as part of a suit. You will also find women wearing denim and embroidered waistcoats.

How and when to wear Your Tweed Waistcoats

A properly fitted waistcoat should be snug in the body but not so tight that the buttons pull. It should also be long enough to reach about an inch below the trouser waistband, showing none of the shirt beneath. Whilst many people see the tweed waistcoat as a formal item of clothing worn under a suit or even tuxedos at a wedding where the rings are traditionally put in the pockets, it is often worn in combination with jeans for a much more casual look. Indeed on our site you will find a ‘create your own’ trouser section which enables you to input your measurements and have bespoke trousers made in corduroy, moleskin or chino fabric to pair with your waistcoat. The Tweed waistcoat is considered an everyday item for many, particularly in the country.

Waistcoats have been around for centuries so they are never likely to be out of fashion. No wonder it's on most people's wishlist to own one.

Washing your New Tweed Waistcoat

Your new herringbone tweed waistcoat for men is tailored from a pure wool fabric and therefore should only be washed on a cool cycle or by hand. Always take extra care to check the label on your clothes for origin and best washing instructions.

Add a Review for your Herringbone Waistcoat

Here at WISC we love customer feedback so if you love your mens herringbone tweed waistcoat, or indeed any other product you have bought from us then please get back to us and leave us a review.

Size and Sustainability

Here at WISC we take sustainability seriously. We use Natural fabrics and make most of our garments to order, avoiding wastage and over stocking. We make garments that are classic designs that are built to last in England and pay our staff properly. One aspect that is crucial in this supply chain Is believe it or not size. We make by hand in traditional tailored sizes for both mens and womens clothing. It means that we do not indulge in vanity sizing prevalent amongst high street stores. To avoid returns and all the transport and re- make issues that follow it is important that you click and view our shirt fit guide guide for information on measurements to make sure you get the correct size first time when you shop online. The range available covers small to plus size, short to tall and can be viewed on our website. Taking this action will help us in our drive to sustainability which benefits everyone. If you have any issues please contact us. Thank you for your help.

Shop Our New Waistcoat Collection with Free UK Shipping

Our herringbone tweed waistcoat for men is part of an impressive premier collection of special waistcoats in our online store. Some with collars and some without, you will find genuine Herringbone and plain Tweed versions in several colours and designs, including a rather stunning light blue one.

Along with the rest of our clothing including our coats, shirts and boxers, our tweed waistcoat is made to last and should be regarded as a long term investment, and UK delivery is free.

Shop our Extensive Clothing Collection

British Tweed waistcoats by Paul Brown are not the only garments that we make and sell. Pop onto our site and you can view Trench Coats, Bomber Jackets, Shirts, Polo Shirts, Shorts, Boxers, and blouses for women. All made by hand to the highest spec with top quality fabrics. Great materials with classic British tailoring. All with free shipping. Get on the site now and view all our new clothing collections online and click on one to add it to your cart. They make great British Made gifts as well, especially at Christmas.

Sale and Offers on Waistcoats

Our men’s tweed waistcoat is made to order, as is all our clothing online so we are rarely able to offer a clearance sale or offers. We would also love to offer next day delivery but obviously with made to order garments this is not possible. It might take a bit longer to receive your item but we are sure once it arrives you will see that it has been worth a little extra wait. Not only are you supporting British Manufacture but taking this approach also helps reach sustainability goals so you are helping the environment as well. Further still, we believe our garments already offer exceptional value for money.

Shipping

  • UK Shipping normally 4 to 7 working days
  • See the delivery FAQs for details on shipping methods, costs and delivery times

Returns & Exchanges

  • 60 Days Exchanges & Returns
  • Customer is responsible for shipping charges when making returns and shipping/handling fees of original purchase is non-refundable.

Customer Reviews