I'm cross-posting this from the Unfunded Liabilities thread. I have a length of charcoal herringbone tweed from the Dugdale Magdale tweed book. Despite the pic, it's a true charcoal. It isn't "slick" and it isn't imitation tweed like Glorious Twelfth, but it is not as rough as most tweeds I've seen. If I had to compare it to something, I'd say it's the tweed version of worsted flannel, with Harris tweed being the woolen flannel.
I was initially going to have it made up as a SB suit with a vest, but have been getting into DB suits lately. Is tweed and DB like oil and water, considering the tweed has a somewhat-refined finish and conservative pattern/color?
