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Tweed jacket
Tweed jacket
The main fabric of this garment is made from at least 50% recycled fibres.
- Blue and white marled cotton tweed waistcoat
- Contrasting white pocket trims
- Five silver-tone metal buttons
- Short, boxy fit
- Four decorative pocket flaps
Nautical style and tailoring come together in this twee
- Blue and white marled cotton tweed waistcoat
- Contrasting white pocket trims
- Five silver-tone metal buttons
- Short, boxy fit
- Four decorative pocket flaps
Nautical style and tailoring come together in this tweed waistcoat, where contemporary energy meets assertive style.
Cut from a marled tweed in shades of blue and white, it has an appealing boxy structure, metal buttons and flaps outlined with white trim for a textured, graphic touch.
Wear it with fitted raw denim jeans and black loafers for an elegant, modern look.
Composition & care
- Main material: 67% cotton, 27% polyester, 6% polyamide Lining: 100% viscose Braid: 100% polyester
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Do not wash
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Do not bleach
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Do not tumble dry
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Iron at a maximum temperature of 110°C without steam
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F/ - Professional dry clean, with hydrocarbon solvent, gentle treatment
Information on the provenance and manufacturing process of our products is available on a selection of references and will be extended, by 2025, to include: 100% of our collections.
This progress, carried out in collaboration with Fairly Made, a French green tech start-up, will allow you to have more information on the environmental impacts of our products and will be a valuable tool to analyze and improve our sourcing all over the world.
Traceability
Discover the traceability and impact of the garmentPlease note: all orders take up to 2-4 business days to process.
- Standard shipping - within 3 business days once shipped
- Express shipping - within 2 business days once shipped
Returns
- Returns allowed within within 30 days.
Final Sale Policy
- All items marked as Final Sale are sold as-is and are non-returnable, non-exchangeable and non-refundable.
