Herringbone Twill – more than a vintage weaving pattern
Our HBT, or herringbone twill, is a weaving pattern that dates back to the Romans. It has a distinct pattern and, as the name implies, comes from the skeleton of the herring fish. Up until the 19th century, it was mostly made of wool and hence associated with more expensive fabrics like tweed. However, with the Industrial Revolution, more and more cotton was used in textiles, and herringbone was also made from cotton fabric, making it lighter and more comfortable to wear in warmer temperatures.
Today, herringbone twill, or HBT, is a constant element of our collection because of its rich history and comfort when it comes to garments. Our brown HBT is made on a vintage shuttle loom in Turkey using an old recipe. We offer a fine range of garments made from brown HBT, so you can choose your look.
We offer the following products made of Brown HBT:
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