Tweed At first, Ms. Chanel re-tailored and sutured the men to use them instead. She then started designing a range of ideal clothing for women like her who are passionate about sports, travel, driving and other outdoor activities. In the 1920s, she subverted the dress code of the time, to comfortably as the premise, daring to enable jersey knit fabrics and tweed fabrics to design women's clothing. "The clothes are not as good as those who often wear clothes I feel most comfortable, but must not be thick rough fabric ... absolutely not! In fact, I let the Scots learn how to weave lightweight tweed. Dare to convince them that it is no easy task! These tweed then had an indelible impact on her design vocabulary. Tweed is a wearable fabric made from carded wool, native to Scotland. In her eyes, this handwoven woolen fabric by Scottish Highlanders possesses a unique quality: wool is soft and fluffy, unlike combed fabric, which maintains its "slightly grainy" look and feel Together. Ms. Chanel especially love without undue washing, to maintain the original soft wool characteristics. She is even proud of screening the tweed that had been rinsed in the Tweed. BOY · FRIEND TWEED series watch For the first time, Chanel presents the texture of tweed on the steel bracelet of the BOY FRIEND collection. Carved stainless steel wire braid strap, highlighting Chanel's superb tabulation technology: In order to highlight the rich level of tweed fabric, the strap is accurate and deep out of the delicate texture; the same time, keep the strap Excellent flexibility to ensure comfort when worn. It takes a few months to make such a bracelet to make it perfect. Thanks to the skilled craftsmanship, the edge of the strap combines knit piping design elements, highlighting the outline of the TWEED strap. This is also the edge of the pocket with Chanel jacket and cuff knit piping design exactly the same. BOY · FRIEND TWEED watches and other models in the same series octagonal folding clasp and Paris Fontaine square outline echoed.