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  It's no longer just professors who dress in tweed suits. But there's a reason we commonly imagine a college professor wearing tweed—it looks so very swanky. Tweed adds sophistication and flair to your basic outfit. If you want to stand out from the sea of men wearing suits, you could add a black or a brown tweed suit to your collection. In a tweed suit, the way the fabric's threads are knitted creates a pattern that is quite recognizable. Tweed is not a "pattern" in the traditional sense of the word because it lacks a repeating plaid or tartan-like pattern. Rather, it appears as unplanned differences in the cloth, giving the surface a textured appearance that is aesthetically pleasing. When you just look at it, the texture seems aesthetically pleasing. Wearing a tweed suit Tweed is a remarkably adaptable material for a suit. It can be worn with any type of menswear, from business to casual. Tweed typically has earth tones, though it can also be monochro