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Cotswold Country Tweed

Inspired by England’s most captivating landscapes for over 150 years

Discover the Tweed House

Originally nestled in the heart of the beautiful Cotswolds, William Bliss has been synonymous with exceptional British sporting cloth since 1872.

Founded in the historic market town of Chipping Norton, William Bliss has drawn inspiration from one of England’s most evocative landscapes, The Cotswolds, for over 150 years.

Rolling hills, honey-coloured stone villages and an enduring sense of craftsmanship come together to create cloths that embody the very essence of the English countryside.

Woven In England

The celebrated Cotswold Country Tweeds are a reflection of the landscape that surrounds the historic mill.

Their colours are inspired by weathered dry stone walls, fertile working fields, woodland paths and the warm limestone hues that have made the Cotswolds famous throughout the world.

Every cloth tells a story of place, capturing the quiet beauty and timeless character of this remarkable region.

The Chipping Norton Tweeds are created for life both in town and country, equally at home on horseback, behind the wheel of a classic motor car or walking the streets of Britain’s finest cities.

Woven with pride using the finest natural wool, a sustainable fibre renowned for its beauty, performance and longevity, every William Bliss cloth is made to be enjoyed for generations, honouring a heritage that has endured since 1872.

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The Tweed House Classics

WB1 - Larkhill Tweed

WB10 - Oakridge Tweed

WB11 - Stow Tweed

WB12 - Bibury Tweed

WB13 - Charlton Tweed

WB14 - Birdlip Tweed

WB15 - Cirencester Tweed

WB16 - Burford Tweed

Explore The Tweed House

A Champion For Wool

William Bliss is proud to support The Campaign for Wool, a global organisation established by its patron, HM King Charles III, in order to generate awareness of universal sustainability.

The movement aims to help raise the profile of wool as a biodegradable, breathable, comfortable, durable, renewable, sustainable, and quality natural resource. The endeavour aims to promote wool generically and focuses on these formidable characteristics, to reiterate that wool is nature’s most versatile and technical fibre.

Woven Heritage

Archive Designs from a Storied Cotswold Mill