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Duffle Vest Teasel Grey

100% Wool / 16oz / Teasel Grey


Heavyweight and sumptuous. Lofty and warm - you’ll reach for it every morning. Designed by Amelia at our Calderdale cutting table. 100% woollen cloth woven in Delph, West Riding of Yorkshire. Cut and sewn by proper duffle-coat specialists in London. No faking it for the sake offashion, this is the real deal, only the good stuff.

Size: 2XL
Duffle Vest Size Guide

Our clothing size charts show the flat measurements of each garment.

SIZE S M L XL 2XL
Pit to Pit (A) 19.29 20.28 21.75 23.23 24.70
Back Length (B) 23.82 24.21 24.80 24.80 25.39
SIZE S M L XL 2XL
Pit to Pit (A) 49 51.5 55.25 59 62.75
Back Length (B) 60.5 61.5 63 63 64.5

Since everything we do is made by hand, there can be a slight variation between pieces (up to 2% either way is considered within tolerance). Natural fibres can also shift slightly during production, with a bit of stretch or shrinkage being part of the process.

Sale price£225.00
The Details
  • Herringbone weave - Water-shedding, abrasion-resistant, traps warm air
  • Beech wood toggles - made in the EU.
  • Two generous angled and lined patch pockets.
  • Hanging loop in neck

Materials & Care
  • 100% Pure New Wool
  • 100% cotton labels - Made for us in Colne by Pennine Labels
  • British-made 100% cotton toggle loops

Wool is a natural fibre that is resistant to odours. You shouldn’t have to wash your Duffle Vest unless something cataclysmic happens to it. Spot clean areas gently with a damp cloth.

Do not machine wash. Do not dry clean.

Our Wool Care Guide

A man wearing a dark charcoal gray wool duffle vest over a white t-shirt, khaki trousers, and a gray baseball cap, standing against a rustic stone wall.
Duffle Vest Teasel Grey2XL Sale price£225.00
A dark gray teasel duffel wool vest with toggle closures and large front patch pockets, shown flat against a white background.

Not faking it.

The cloth is a herringbone weave, the kind of fabric you rarely see these days because it takes time, effort and people who actually know what they’re doing. The herringbone structure sheds water, shrugs off abrasion and traps warm air. Extra picks crammed into the weave make it heavier, warmer, firmer and more windproof than your usual tweed. It’s not delicate. It’s not lightweight. It’s built for real life.

Weaving and finishing takes 4–8 weeks because it’s done properly. Mallalieus full the cloth to thicken it, raise the nap for softness and warmth, and press it smooth. The nap is raised using a traditional teasel jig - real teasels, actual thistle heads - because nothing synthetic comes close. It’s old-school craft, and the result feels incredible.

The finished vests are cut and sewn to our pattern and spec by London Tradition in Hackney Wick, masters of the duffle. The whole thing comes together as a proper bit of kit: warm, hard-wearing, comfortable and absurdly wearable. Frankly, once it’s on, you won’t be seen out of it.

We’re proud of this one. You should be too.

Woven by Mallalieus

One of Britain's last vertical textile mills

The Mallalieus mill has been weaving woollen fabrics since 1863. Today they remain a family-run operation, managing all processes in the production from the initial processing of the raw wool fibres to dyeing and spinning.