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How To Wear Houndstooth, Dogtooth and Pepita In Menswear

Look dashing in Houndstooth, Dogtooth, and Pepita: https://gentl.mn/how-to-wear-houndstooth SHOP THE VIDEO: 1. Light Blue Veronica Persica Boutonniere - https://gentl.mn/2E7kEeK 2. Eagle Claw Cufflinks with Tiger's Eye Balls - https://gentl.mn/2NlRUyx 3. Light Brown Linen Pocket Square with Blue Handrolled X Stitch - https://gentl.mn/2y1myYU Want Houndstooth business casual outfit ideas? https://gentl.mn/2PoQ9CB So first, let us answer the simple question, what is houndstooth? In more specific terms, houndstooth is a symmetrical multicolored broken check pattern that is formed by the overall weave structure of the garment. Houndstooth can be distinguished from other similar types of check patterns by its jagged edges which are formed by tangent twill lines that flare out from the sides of the squares. It is called houndstooth because some people see these jagged edges as resembling the back teeth of a dog. A few notes on terminology that you might encounter with houndstooth. First of all, the plural form, especially if we are talking about different garments is houndstooths not houndsteeth. Similar terms include dogtooth or dogstooth, primarily in British usage In French, you will see the phrases Pied De Poule which means hen's foot or Pied De Coq which means Rooster's foot for slightly larger patterns. If we are talking about a particularly small houndstooth pattern, again in English usage, you may also see the term puppytooth, we'll talk about that a little bit later when we get to houndstooth on different kinds of garments. How to wear and pair it well in your outfits? On the whole, houndstooth, as well as pretty much other kinds of traditional tweed pattern you'll see, is fairly underrated. Tweed has a multitude of different color, texture, and weaving options and you can get much more variety by using it in your outfits than you could with just a standard plain wool. Given its heritage, houndstooth is an ideal choice for autumn and winter and various activities you might participate in during those times. Say, for example, cold weather golfing, trout fishing, or bird hunting. On the opposite end of the spectrum, houndstooth, as well as other tweed patterns, are not ideally suited for traditional white collar business scenarios. Sport Coat Our founder, Sven Raphael Schneider, has many different tweed coats, several of them in houndstooth. Because of their variations in color, pattern, and texture, they are very versatile, fun, and easy to wear. You can even own up to thirty of them and still probably have room for more in your closet. Also, vintage jackets featuring a houndstooth pattern are fairly easy to find. Shirts Most typically for dress shirts, you will see a very small houndstooth pattern, this is where the term puppytooth again comes in. Neckwear As far as houndstooth in neckwear is concerned, houndstooth ties are a traditional and still popular option. You will see houndstooth on neckties in printed silk which is usually smoother as well as a woven bourette fabric which has a little bit more texture to it. Pocket Square For pocket squares, the same rules generally apply as for neckwear. A houndstooth pocket square in silk can add a pop of color and interest to an otherwise more muted jacket. Hats Flat caps are a traditional choice that still remains equally stylish today. Shoes As we have said in the past, brown is the most versatile color for outfits consisting of a combination of a sport coat and odd trousers. Oxfords, derbies, and loafers are all acceptable in various shades of brown for these kinds of outfits. For a slightly more modern shoe style, monk straps or suede shoes still usually in varying shades of brown can also look particularly smart. Conversely, black shoes are much more risky to wear with these kinds of outfits. Boutonnieres Generally, when wearing a boutonniere with a houndstooth jacket, you should go for something smaller and more subdued because you don't want a large flower clashing with the already bold nature of the houndstooth pattern. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Want to stay updated? Sign up here for free: https://gentl.mn/2QAtJ1p Want to see more videos? Subscribe to our channel!    / thegentlemansgazette   --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Gentleman's Gazette https://www.gentlemansgazette.com/ https://gentl.mn/2DYwacv Facebook:   / gentlemansgazette   FREE EBOOK: https://gentl.mn/2QAtJ1p #houndstooth #dogtooth #pepita