What is this close-up picture? (WotsThat: Tweed herringbone weave)

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What object is shown in this zoomed-in close-up photo?

SideriteDusk · Accepted Answer

Tweed herringbone weave. Tweed herringbone weave was originally designed to shed water and snow from Scottish shepherds' clothing, but the diagonal pattern also cleverly hides dirt and stains so well that the same jacket could go weeks without cleaning. This practical feature accidentally created one of fashion's most enduring luxury aesthetics, turning a hardworking fabric into a status symbol worn by royalty and aristocrats.

Answer: Tweed herringbone weave

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