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Originally Posted by
pocketsquareguy 
Wear it with khaki or mossy green (but not bottle green) trousers. Most people wear it with grey flannels. I think it looks great with jeans, tan corduroys and a scarf for a more casual look.
For shirts go for blue including blue chambray. I particularly like blue denim shirts with a wool tie and khakis with donegal.
Brown leather or suede shoes or boots and a belt.
It's a brown, tweed jacket. You can wear one with damn near anything.
And yes, OP, a brown donegal tweed jacket would be a very good addition to any wardrobe. Man or women, old or young, casually dressed or professionally dressed. It'll look good with a tee shirt and jeans (well, not to the eyes of many here, but a normal casual look these days), and it'll look good with wool trousers and a tie.
