Men's Outerwear Made in Scotland

British men’s outerwear draws on a rich heritage rooted in the textile and garment manufacturing centres of the Midlands and northern England, regions that flourished during the Industrial Revolution with mechanised wool and cotton production. Towns such as Leeds and Bradford became renowned for their mills, producing durable fabrics like tweed and heavyweight wool, traditionally crafted using skilled weaving and finishing techniques. This outerwear category is distinguished by its emphasis on robust construction and longevity, often designed to withstand Britain’s variable climate through layered protection and weather-resistant materials. The craftsmanship of past centuries, combining natural fibres with meticulous tailoring, continues to influence contemporary British manufacturing, upholding traditions of quality and functional design in men’s coats and jackets.