Among the many different flavors of tweed sport coats, a gray herringbone tweed sport coat is considered one of the most classic options. It really does have it all. The herringbone pattern adds a sense of depth, texture, and a touch of sophistication. The light gray color provides a high level of versatility and timeless appeal. It truly is a fall and winter wardrobe staple that can be dressed up or down, which is why we’re pleased to introduce this tweed sport coat as part of our new collection. The fabric we’ve chosen is a wonderful tweed from Huddersfield, a renowned textile mill located in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, England. Huddersfield has a rich history dating back centuries and has become synonymous with quality, craftsmanship, and of course, exceptional fabrics. The mill is known for producing some of the finest tweeds and worsted fabrics in the world, and this particular tweed is no exception. At 500 grams, the fabric is durable and rugged yet still extremely supple and easy to wear. I’ve chosen to style this sport coat in an extremely classic manner. Really, what else would you expect? So we’re talking two buttons, 3.5-inch notch lapel, double vent, patch pockets, and fully lined. I’m generally a fan of patch pockets on my sport coats because I tend to wear them in situations that are more relaxed and casually tailored. And I think they work perfectly with the lighter gray color here even when dressing it up. In terms of outfit styling here, again, I’ve kept it pretty straight down the fairway with a simple, classic, and mildly collegiate look. The outfit’s foundation is a classic one-two preppy punch of a light blue OCBD and dark navy blue corduroy trousers. Both fabrics pair well with tweed and play into the fabric’s more relaxed characteristics. And to anchor the look, a casual pair of dark brown suede penny loafers. I don’t think there’s a better shoe for this one. Head on over to the He Spoke Style website today by clicking the link in bio to see more and shop this sport coat.