Ladies' Tweed Jackets, Trousers and Skirts
Tweed blazers, Marlene trousers and skirts with a feminine cut, in pure new wool
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What makes tweed for women distinctive?
Tweed is a cloth woven from pure new wool. It most likely originated in the rural regions of Scotland and Ireland, as a hard-wearing cloth against cold and rain. Later, tweed was also worn on the Scottish country estates of English society. At John Crocket, it is made into blazers, trousers and skirts for women.
Our women's tweed comes from mills in England and Scotland. The blazers, trousers and skirts are 100% virgin wool, lined with viscose and made in Portugal.
Blazers, trousers and skirts
The blazers have a feminine cut and fasten with two genuine horn buttons. They also have fine piping and slanted flap pockets. The blazer can be worn with the Marlene trousers, with corduroy or with jeans.
The Marlene trousers have a high rise, a wide leg and a pressed crease. They fasten with a concealed zip and have flap pockets at the back. Because they sit high, they go well with shorter jumpers and with blouses tucked into the waistband.
→ Cashmere jumpers and cardigans to wear with the blazer: Women's Knitwear
→ Tweed and knitwear at a glance: Women
→ Mills and history in the Tweed Lexicon














