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The Curzon Classics Windsor is a men’s tweed jacket made from 100% lambswool in Heather Green, a deep green with flecks of lighter and darker shades. Curzon Classics is a Spanish brand known for British-style country clothing. The Windsor has a classic two-button front, notch lapels and three patch pockets with button flaps: two at the hips and one on the chest.
There are four buttons on each cuff, and the viscose lining helps the jacket slide on easily over a shirt or a sweater.
For a day of hunting, wear the Windsor with a check shirt, a thin sweater, moleskin or corduroy trousers and brown leather boots. For dinner, switch to a white shirt, a knitted tie and dark trousers. Heather Green works well with brown, beige, cream, burgundy and mustard.
Why do tweed jackets have patch pockets with button flaps?
Patch pockets are sewn onto the outside of the jacket, so they are roomy and easy to reach. The button flaps keep things in place when you walk, bend down or climb over a fence, and help keep rain out. The Windsor has three: two at the hips and one on the chest.
What is lambswool tweed, and how does it feel?
Lambswool comes from a young sheep’s first shearing, so the fibres are finer and softer than regular wool. Woven into tweed, it makes a fabric that is warm and breathable, and softer against your neck and wrists than traditional heavy tweed. The yarn mixes several shades of green, which gives Heather Green its depth.
Tweed or technical clothing: what should a man wear to a driven pheasant shoot?
At a traditional driven shoot, tweed is still the classic choice: a tweed jacket, tweed or moleskin trousers, a shirt and tie, wool socks and good boots. Bring a waterproof layer in case the weather changes. A green tweed jacket like the Windsor looks right and keeps you warm through the day.
