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Meanings of herringbone tweed in English

Portuguese
espinhado
Spanish
espigado
Wikidata

Fabric woven in a herringbone twill weave.

        espinhado
        Usage of herringbone tweed in English
        1
        It was most prominent at Chanel, where it infused herringbone tweed suits, as well as the label's more psychedelic offerings.
        BBC
        2
        She pulls out herringbone tweed coats to enthuse about the linings, turns silk blouses inside out to coo over the seams.
        The Guardian
        3
        Nightingale was wearing what I recognised as his "working suit", light brown herringbone tweed, double-breasted, leather patches on the elbow.
        Rivers of London
        4
        Our identity as a people is expressed through fabrics such as the stories contained in Aran knits, herringbone tweed and Galway shawls.
        The Irish Times
        5
        He often dresses himself in pinstripes, windowpane plaids, herringbone tweeds.
        Black house
        Translations for herringbone tweed