tweediness
/ˈtwidɪnəs/
noun
- The quality of being made of or resembling tweed fabric.
- The tweediness of the upholstery gave the library a cozy, old-fashioned feel.
- The designer emphasized the tweediness of the collection by using thick, woven materials.
- She admired the tweediness of his new blazer, with its rough texture and earthy colors.
- A style or character associated with traditional, conservative, or academic clothing, often implying a rustic or outdoorsy quality.
- His tweediness was part of his charm, always wearing wool caps and plaid scarves.
- The professor's tweediness made him look like he stepped out of a British novel.
- The shop's tweediness attracted customers who loved classic country fashion.