tweed

Converse of object

• produce: Langholm, with a population of about 2500 is noted for the fine tweeds produced by its weaving industry.
• weave: Once woven, tweeds are sent back to the mill where every inch is examined.
• use: We always aim to use Scottish tweed in our collections.

Adjective modifier

• top: Top quality tweeds in field coats and jackets to matching waistcoats, breeks and caps.
• Scottish: We always aim to use Scottish tweed in our collections.
• brown: I look out and see yards upon yards of brown tweed stretched out on a rack in the field.
• gray: He'll have purple and black velvet browband and I'll be in gray tweed with purple tie and brooch.
• Welsh: What a variety of Welsh tweeds was piled up in that long, low room!
• Scotch: He noticed that he was dressed in a dark suit of Scotch tweed, over which he wore a light overcoat.

Modifies a noun

• jacket: Women's tweed jackets made from locally woven Harris Tweed?
• skirt: Very unusual was a tweed skirt with a front inset of rainbow knit wool.
• trouser: So out came the soft brown tweed trousers, matching handbag and shoes, and back went the jeans and trainers.
• suit: The tweed suit will prove a solace to his feelings.
• coat: A body protector worn underneath a tweed coat is also a good idea.
• cap: Ragged men crouched in doorways held out their tweed caps.

Noun used with modifier

• quality: The company produces a range of accessories in cashmere and makes high quality tweed and leather bags under its Lovat Bag Company operation.
• wool: A classic pure wool tweed set for game shooting and dog training.

Possessives

• consultant: Consultant's tweed was not available on the open market, it was not available within the myriads of outlets of the rag-trade.

Preposition: in

• coat: Top quality tweeds in field coats and jackets to matching waistcoats, breeks and caps.