“For God's sake, woman, it's a tweed skirt and a polo neck with a pair of boots.”

“Norton was wearing hobnail leather boots, a tweed jacket, wool knickers, and a felt hat.”

“Plain suiting and tweed is teamed with slick, shiny leather and fine jersey tops.”

“No actor has ever taken an on-screen beating better, and no one's ever shifted as effortlessly between tweediness and scruffiness.”

“That's really nice looking, but a little tweediness would have been nice, unless its leather, then forget everything I said.”

“I wanted as much of the tweediness as I could manage, and a fairly homogeneous color, so I plied two bobbins of two-ply yarn and then plied the results together.”

“Texture is all, with fabrics ranging from serviceable flannel and tweeds to luxurious guipure and marocain crepe.”

“But today he is smart and Rocky-less in a titfer and green puffa jacket and tweeds.”

“Patriotic colours of red, navy and white as well as pastel tweeds were striking.”