Firley Herringbone Tweed Suits

Herringbone tweed is a type of tweed fabric characterised by its distinctive V-shaped weaving pattern, which resembles the skeleton of a herring fish, hence the name "herringbone." This pattern is created by weaving the threads in alternating directions to produce a zigzag or chevron pattern, adding texture and visual interest to the fabric. Herringbone tweed is commonly used in outerwear, suits, and accessories, prized for its durability, warmth, and classic aesthetic. It's popular in both traditional and contemporary fashion contexts.