The famous Scottish fabric is extremely popular this year among the trendiest yarns.
Icon of the casual country dandy, from the 800 'onwards (owes its name to the river Tweed, historical Anglo-Scottish border along whose banks were located the textile centers), today it is more and more used by the upper class to be worn as winter yarn , declined in the most different models and garments: from the classics (coats, jackets, scarves, hats, pants, gilet), to the most daring (ties, pullovers, shirts, etc.).
The advantages of this evergreen are in the herringbone pattern also called "armor" (in English "twill", another possible etymology), which creates a fabric particularly resistant to wear, rain or stains, therefore destined to a long stay in your wardrobe , and at the same time warm, but not rigid.
So ideal fabric for the winter season, if originally it was a mono- or two-color expression of black and gray yarns, today we can also find it in patterns with shades of color such as tartan (perfect for Christmas parties),
For your shirts choose among Andrum catalogue tweed patterns to enjoy a longlasting "passepartout", with the added value of the italian handmade quality of Andrum.
