Tweed (noun)

A rough, woolen fabric with a distinctive pattern and flecks of different colors, traditionally used for clothing, especially for country wear.

Origin:

Mid 19th century: from tweed, the name of a river in scotland.

Examples:

1. He wore a tweed jacket and a tie.
2. The tweed fabric is made of wool.
3. The tweed is a popular choice for country wear.
4. The tweed is available in many different patterns and colors.
5. The tweed is a durable and warm fabric.