Oxford Blue is the brand, not the color. It is an English country-clothing house, established in 1968, known for tweed and wax field coats made for the shoot.
All wool. Well tailored. English, and meant to look it.Sunday dove hunt. Southern quail shoot. The same cloth works for both. Oxford Blue tweed takes the light, hides the dust, and holds a line from the first bird to the last. Stylish without trying to be anything else.Wool is the reason it belongs in damp weather. English tweed sheds a light rain, stays warm when the air turns wet, and does not cling the way cotton does once the mist settles in. You keep the jacket on. The morning does not get a vote.Excellent condition.
Simple, really. It only needs the body that fits it.
