Men's Harris Tweed Jacket

A men's Harris Tweed jacket stands for British elegance, tradition, and craftsmanship. Original Harris Tweed is produced on the Outer Hebrides in Scotland using centuries-old weaving techniques and is considered the epitome of lasting quality. Our tweed jackets combine classic tailoring with modern fits. Whether in the office, for festive occasions, or in your free time – a Harris Tweed jacket lends every outfit a noble and distinctive touch. Discover our color variations ingreen,grayandblue, as well as our model with a classicherringbone pattern. Combine your tweed jacket with a matchingHarris Tweed vestor aHarris Tweed coatfor an authentic look. A classic shirt and suitablemen's trouserscomplete the British gentleman style. For special occasions, we recommend the fullHarris Tweed suit.

Harris Tweed is the only fabric in the world whose origin is protected by its own British Act of Parliament – the Harris Tweed Act 1993. The Harris Tweed Authority awards the official certificate of authenticity: the Orb Mark, a crowned globe with a cross, which was registered as a trademark in 1910 and is sewn into every piece. Every Harris Tweed jacket from Wellington of Bilmore bears this seal visibly on the sleeve or in the inner lining. The classic designs range from fine herringbone to Glencheck and Prince-of-Wales, to subtle houndstooth patterns. The typical fabric weight of a tweed jacket is about 350 to 500 grams per square meter – heavier and more structured than a suit fabric, lighter and more comfortable than a coat fabric, making it wearable across seasons.

The Harris Tweed jackets from Wellington of Bilmore are available in regular sizes, slim and stocky sizes – all with a fit optimized for the DACH region, which differs from the typical boxy British cut. For the complete tweed three-piece suit, the jacket, vest, andHarris Tweed trousersin an identical design can be combined – the classic British gentleman look since the 19th century. As a single piece, the jacket works equally well withchino trousersand an Oxford shirt for business or with jeans and amerino sweaterfor leisure. Precisely this material signature without a visible logo is a recurring element of the much-discussed "Old Money" and "Quiet Luxury" aesthetics – a style that Wellington of Bilmore has been producing for decades in its British-inspired country look.