Another great piece from Oak’s in-house collection, this grey static peak lapel blazer is well crafted and is perfect for upscale events and casual outings alike. It’s made of grey tweed wool and the one-button double breasted look is something we’ve taken a liking to. This piece actually happens to be unisex, and although some may find this to be a deterrent, we certainly don’t. Just look at it, need we say more?

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Say hello to one of the finest blazers we’ve ever seen. From Comme des Garcons comes this jacket, a piece that’s made of a unique material, consisting of silk tweed with Kenpi. It comes in a charcoal oliver brown finish and fitted with a custom-tweed patchwork design. With the blazer being such a standout, we recommend you keep the rest of your outfit mellow, going with a simple white shirt and an earth-tone pair of pants.

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Available in a charcoal tweed finish, Nortwick’s Border jacket might be the perfect addition to the man on a budget. It’s well-crafted and the LA-based label wants to make sure you can afford to wear it. The double-breasted pea coat styling is just what we’ve been looking as it’s a perfect alternative to Uniqlo’s $99 tweed jacket which sold out a few weeks back. The Border jacket is $155 at Alter but we think it’s most certainly worth it.

The London Fixed-Gear & Single-Speed forum held their first Tweed Run this past Saturday the 24th. The social gathering brought together approximately 150 bike riders from the London area on a cruise that started at H Huntsman & Sons at 11 Savile Row to the Bethnal Green Working Men’s Club. The event suggested attire of elegant proportions including Harris tweed & merino wool pieces, flat caps, ties.

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Harris Tweed’s fabric is the only one in the world to be governed and authenticated by an Act of Parliament. The tweed’s hand woven in the Western Isles of Scotland but Harris Tweed usually leaves the designing and construction to others like Ralph Lauren, Jean Paul Gaultier, Vivienne Westwood and even the tailors of Britain’s Royal Family.