Speckled Chestnut Herringbone
Fabworks' own exclusive Heart of Huddersfield collection of pure wool tweed fabrics, designed & manufactured by Fabworks in Yorkshire. Available to order online & in-store now
About The Collection
Each cloth in the 2026 Heart of Huddersfield collection has a speckled, multicoloured texture, in a herringbone weave with a Donegal-inspired Yorkshire twist.
Limited Stock: A refined collection of 17 fabrics, created using surplus yarns in a selection of rich and vibrant colours, selected specially by us. Repurposing surplus yarns limits the length that each ‘run’ can be, it also means that these are completely bespoke, and impossible to recreate. The collection has been woven by local mills located less than 10 miles from Fabworks’ premises. This is Heart of Huddersfield.
Quality: Behind every fabric in the collection, is a story of attention to detail, care and craftsmanship. Each step of the production process is meticulously managed to ensure that these fabrics meet the highest standards, by selecting the best quality yarns and presiding over all the small details.
2026 Build-Up Blogs
Blog 1 (Pre-Launch)
Thursday 3rd September 2026
Now entering the eighth chapter, we have created our most ambitious collection yet: seventeen speckled herringbone tweeds, each with its own colour story & woven with a single, unbroken chestnut-brown warp. One warp with seventeen locally influenced stories.
Blog 2 (Pre-Launch)
Tuesday 8th September 2026
Today we introduce you to each of these seventeen pure wool fabrics exclusive to Fabworks. We also share an insight into our design ethos and process, which underscores exactly what Heart of Huddersfield is: completely bespoke, and impossible to recreate.
Heart of Huddersfield Home
Heart of Huddersfield is Fabworks’ bespoke range of pure wool tweed fabrics, commissioned by us and woven in the Colne Valley, within West Yorkshire’s Heavy Woollen District (Huddersfield, Yorkshire, UK). This area is world famous for its weaving heritage & expertise, known as the centre of wool textile manufacturing in Britain.
