Huntsman’s Scottish tweed captures the essence of autumn in grey and heather

The Scottish landscape finds its way into the cloth itself: a grey tweed woven in England, overchecked with the soft orange and blue that wash across Highland terrain as summer turns to autumn. Huntsman has distilled the season into this house tweed, a piece that speaks to the house’s long intimacy with country dressing and the textures that belong to it.

The weight of the cloth is considerable. It holds a defined shape with the kind of quiet authority that proper suiting requires, and the warmth it offers is not merely physical but visual, substantial enough to anchor the silhouette whilst remaining elegant in its restraint. Cut to Huntsman’s signature one button form, the jacket achieves that particular balance between formality and ease that has always distinguished the house’s approach to tailoring.

Beneath, soft knitwear introduces a deliberate informality, the kind of layering that belongs to genuine comfort rather than studied casualness. The contrast between the weight of the tweed and the softness beneath creates a subtle textural conversation, each element allowing the other to breathe without compromise.

Huntsman’s autumn winter collection is now available through the house’s channels.

Imagery courtesy of Huntsman Savile Row (@huntsmansavilerow).