The stock is insufficient - units have been added to cart. Tweedchasse is the entrepreneurial fruit of my two passions: hunting and beautiful fabrics.
Grandson and son of a hunter, I have always been immersed in this universe. In , while I was in engineering school, I was able to do a ten-month internship in Scotland, in the Highlands, north of Inverness in a small village called Rogart. At the time I was a hunting guide, I accompanied hunters on these large areas in order to fulfill their dreams.
I was thirsty for immense spaces and sublime landscapes. And what could be better than this splendid land of heather and loch for a lover of nature and animals? There, in the middle of these wild expanses as far as the eye can see, I discovered tweed. Much more than a simple wool, tweed offers presence, comfort and durability like no other. It is worn on these lands like a second skin. For me, it was a real thunderbolt. Birth of Tweedchasse.
When I returned to France, I noticed that the offer of tweed clothing was not up to my expectations. The parts were rare, at often excessive prices and for a quality that was not there. I left school in It was in September that I crossed the Rubicon of entrepreneurship: I decided to sell the clothes I wanted to wear myself, by getting supplies from the other side of the Channel. Tweedhasse had just been born! The idea was to offer the best Anglo-Saxon tweed products through an online store, by forging partnerships with prestigious brands such as Alan Paine, House of Cheviot⦠Then came Barbour, Chrysalis, today Ridgeline of New Zealand, Laksen, etc.
Only very good quality houses allowing French and Belgian hunters to find what they are looking for on the Internet and in French! Tweedchasse today. Tweedchasse is more than referenced products ranging from jackets to knickers, through caps, raincoats, quilted jackets, waistcoats, ties Tweedchasse is also a catalog for men, women and children. We take care of the whole family! Tweedchasse is of course a strong and active presence at the two main French fairs: the hunting and wildlife fair in Mantes-la-Jolie 78 and the Game Fair in Chambord.
