Jack Murphy Womens Tara Tweed Hacking Jacket

The Classic Hacking Jacket is where heritage meets modern sophistication. Designed for women who appreciate refined tailoring and enduring quality, this beautifully structured blazer is crafted from 100% Yorkshire-woven wool tweed. Its elongated silhouette, tailored waist, and equestrian-inspired design create a flattering fit that transitions effortlessly from countryside walks to city evenings.

Abraham Moon & Sons has been weaving premium Yorkshire tweed since 1837, combining tradition and innovation under one roof. Based in Guiseley, West Yorkshire, their mill remains vertically integrated, meaning every step from dyeing, spinning, weaving, and finishing happens on-site, ensuring exceptional quality at every stage.

Their wool reflects true craftsmanship, shaped by pure Yorkshire spring water and generations of expertise. Recognised for its rich texture, thoughtful colour palettes, and tactile finish, Moon tweed embodies heritage weaving understated luxury in every garment.

Still proudly family owned and thriving today, from classic tailoring to contemporary fashion, Moon fabrics prove that heritage never goes out of style.

Every Tweed Garment reflects Jack Murphy’s ongoing commitment to conscious luxury. From ethically sourced Virgin Wool to recyclable trims, each piece is crafted to last season after season. Woven in Yorkshire by Moon’s, a historic mill renowned for craftsmanship, the tweed embodies authentic heritage and enduring quality.

Our Woolmark certification guarantees the purity and performance of the wool fibre. Wool is a natural, renewable, and recyclable fibre.100% wool has the capacity to biodegrade under appropriate conditions, supporting soil systems and avoiding microplastic pollution, making it a circular fibre choice. By embracing a “make to order” model, we minimise overproduction and ensure every garment is created with care and purpose.

Available in: Deep Green Herringbone, Earth Check, Light Tan Herringbone

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