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TD35 : Brown Prince of Wales Check Tweed with Green Deco

TD35 : Brown Prince of Wales Check Tweed with Green Deco

Name: TD35 : Brown Prince of Wales Check Tweed with Green Deco
Brand: Fox Brothers
SKU: TD35 - (BCC9-A2788/44)
Price: 158.33 GBP
Availability: InStock

£158

This jacketing cloth is woven in the town of Wellington, Somerset by Fox Brothers, who have been weaving cloth for over 200 years.

The range of patterns and designs are directly inspired by Fox Brothers’ extensive archives dating to the mid-1900s and echo the colours of Somerset’s surrounding moors in their rich mélange of shades.

Fox Tweed is designed for both city and country jackets, and pairs perfectly with Fox Flannel trousers.

METRIC WEIGHT: 480/510g

IMPERIAL WEIGHT: 17/18oz

CLOTH CODE: TD35

COLOUR: Multi

PATTERN: Check

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A prestigious award, presented to British businesses for outstanding achievement. Later going on to win the award for a second time in 2006 for the marketing of lightweight flannel.

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Thomas Fox’s plans came into fruition with the completion of Tonedale House. A move which saw the Fox family construct a Palladian Villa, adjacent to their relocated mill and perfectly situated next to the river Tone.

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was completed

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1772

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