Magee 1866, a British clothing brand, was founded in the Donegal region of Ireland in 1866. The local area is rich in tweed. This is the marked Donegal tweed. The pigments contained in plants such as blackberries, gorse and moss make the fabrics extremely superior in warmth and durability. The biggest feature is the bright and beautiful colored spots in the fabrics. The main material of Magee 1866 clothing is Donegal tweed.
The English name of tweed, Tweed, comes from a river that separates England and Scotland, but in fact, this fabric was originally called "tweel" in Scottish language, which means tweed. It was so popular because the British businessman mistakenly wrote it as Tweed. go.
Today, the low-key and humble British aristocrats still like to call their way of life "country life", equestrian, hunting, and traditional squire activities such as various festival parties, a comfortable and luxurious way of life, just like their body. Wearing tweed has a laid-back, ubiquitous sophistication of aristocratic charm. In the UK, children will have their own custom tweed suits and accessories from around the age of 3, and so do some school uniforms, such as Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry (Eton), where the emphasis on image is part of a culture of gentlemen and ladies. part.
Under the influence of the Duke of Windsor, a series of innovations began in menswear design after the 1930s: the previous Edwardian tradition of changing clothes several times a day according to different occasions finally came to an end: tweed and flannel became the most Popular suit fabrics. Whether it is at work or leisure, whether it is a businessman or a political party, people in the upper class are fashionable for a complete set of tweed suits.
