Green Tweed Suit for Women range, and this two-piece makes the case for it as genuinely wearable rather than a novelty. It’s a dark, rich green rather than anything bright or seasonal-only, which is what lets it move comfortably between office wear and formal occasions.
The Blazer
Single-breasted with a peak lapel, closing on two buttons. The peak lapel gives it the same structured, slightly formal shoulder line as our grey three-piece suit, and the fit is close through the waist without being restrictive. Flap pockets sit at the hip, keeping the front clean and uncluttered.
The Trousers
Straight-leg, matching the blazer’s green tweed exactly, with a centre crease running the full length. It’s a more traditional cut than the wide-leg trousers in our brown and grey three-piece suits — closer to a classic tailored trouser than a fashion-forward wide leg.
The Fabric
A dense, dark green tweed with a fine flecked texture — richer and more saturated than our olive waistcoat colourway, and clearly a suiting-weight fabric rather than a country-jacket tweed. It holds the structure of the blazer without looking bulky, and reads as a genuinely deep green rather than anything approaching khaki or muted olive.
Two-Piece, Not Three
Like our beige and light grey suits, this is a two-piece — blazer and trousers only, no waistcoat. That makes it a simpler, lighter option than our brown or windowpane three-piece suits, suited to anyone who wants tailored green tweed without an extra layer to manage.
Made to Your Measurements
Bust, waist and shoulder for the blazer, waist and inseam for the trousers — cut to you rather than a fixed size range. As with our other peak lapel blazers, accurate shoulder measurements matter here for the jacket to sit correctly.
How to Wear It
A plain white shirt, as styled here, keeps the whole look sharp and lets the green tweed be the statement piece. Black heels ground the outfit for daytime or office wear; swap in something with more shine for an evening event. Because green is such a distinctive colour, this suit pairs best with genuinely neutral pieces underneath — white, cream, or black — rather than another strong colour competing for attention.
Wearing the Pieces Separately
The blazer works over black or grey trousers for a smart-casual mix. The trousers pair with a plain knit for something more relaxed. Green tweed is distinctive enough that either piece reads as a considered choice on its own, not just half of a matched set.
Care
Dry clean, brush regularly to keep the texture crisp, avoid prolonged damp or direct heat. The darker, denser weave here holds up well to regular wear, though as with any solid colour, pilling shows more visibly than on a busier check.
The Boldest Colour in Our Tweed Suit Range
Between brown, grey, beige and this green, you’ve got a genuinely wide colour range across the collection now — this one is for anyone who wants their tweed suit to be immediately recognisable as a considered choice rather than a safe neutral.
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