10 Sport Coats Only Old Money Wears (You've Never Heard of #1)

10 Sport Coats Only Old Money Wears (You've Never Heard of #1) Ten sport coats old money actually wears — and not one of them was designed to be a sport coat. Every maker on this list began by solving a physical problem: riding, shooting, weather, or a specific Scottish hillside. The style is a by-product of the function, which is why it has never dated. We trace the sport coat back to its real origin in the Scottish Highlands around 1835, when the first estate tweed was created at Glenfeshie as camouflage for keepers and ghillies — the direct ancestor of modern military camouflage. From there the countdown runs through Italian soft tailoring, the American houses still standing, the Savile Row breeches maker, and the Irish mill on the River Eske, ending in a Highland village ten miles west of Inverness with a tailor almost nobody outside Scotland has ever heard of. Along the way: the ghost workshop behind Ralph Lauren Purple Label, Dior and Tom Ford. A Chicago factory that became apartments. A Buffalo shop founded by three NFL players. And why a guitarist owns half an English country outfitter. #OldMoney #OldMoneyStyle #SportCoat #QuietLuxury #MensFashion #Tweed #HarrisTweed #SavileRow #MensStyle #TailoredJacket #GentlemanStyle #luxurymenswear 1. Cordings of Piccadilly — Heritage Timeline https://www.cordings.co.uk/us/news/heritage-timeline 2. Campbell's of Beauly — Our Heritage https://www.campbellsofbeauly.com/pages/our-heritage 3. The Scotsman — Highland tail