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Mr. Tweed Country Style Blog
Crew-Neck Salvation
Not many Woosters these days are gifted with a Jeeves. And if you get behind in your ironing routine, a t-shirt and a jumper is a tempting combination. But in this case a crew-neck is the superior choice, making your laziness less obvious.
The slightly rustic look of the crew-neck works especially well on heavier knit jumpers. Cheviot wool, cable knit and patched shooting jumpers are all classic crew neck territory, made to save your day.
Also, a crew-neck will agree most amicably with your wearing a (crisply pressed, of course) shirt without a tie, as some shirt collars can have a tendency to distort the shape of a vee-neck in a way not all too flattering. The crew-neck offers salvation indeed.
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Mr. Tweed lives in Stockholm. He is most likely to be spotted driving his Jaguar on Djurgården or visiting an art or musical event. Always impeccably dressed in tweed of course.
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