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available in the following colours:
Redcurrant
a strong and vibrant red, utterly reminiscent of the late summer fruit, achieved through a gentle herringbone of a darker and lighter red, nothing garish, nothing bright, just wonderfully lifting as a colour for the winter, with a fantastic duck egg blue floral lining..
Harris tweed leprechaun green
a really strong and vibrant bright green in the Harris tweed, a rather special cloth which this year marks 100 years since its iconic orb trademark was first stamped on a length of the fabric known by native Hebrideans as clo mòr – the big cloth.
Harris Tweed, by law, can only be made from yarn that has been dyed and spun from pure virgin wool in the Outer Hebrides.
Though the spinning process takes place in the three mills on the island, the weaving must be done at the home of the weaver, using looms powered by nothing more than human effort; electricity is forbidden.
A beuatiful cloth and part of our heritage....to be savoured and cherished...
Harris tweed airforce blue...
a rather subtle and muted and delicate pale blue with hints of beige in the Harris tweed, a rather special cloth which this year marks 100 years since its iconic orb trademark was first stamped on a length of the fabric known by native Hebrideans as clo mòr – the big cloth.
Harris Tweed, by law, can only be made from yarn that has been dyed and spun from pure virgin wool in the Outer Hebrides.
Though the spinning process takes place in the three mills on the island, the weaving must be done at the home of the weaver, using looms powered by nothing more than human effort; electricity is forbidden.
A beuatiful cloth and part of our heritage....to be savoured and cherished...
Nautical Navy
the deepest darkest nautical navy blue in the softest Austrian Loden Steiner wool with striking red lining and metal snappers...
Wedgewood Blue
A vibrant and bright blue colour, the colour of Robert Redford's eyes...
Somerset Lawn Green
An edible mushy pea Granny Smith very faint herringbone of greens, soft and muted at the same time as being most definitely gorgeously green....
Northumberland Green
Thinking about the wildest moors in Northumberland provided the name for this dark green herringbone, trimmed with a Colmans mustard yellow moleskin...
English Channel Blue
murky bluey greeny waters lent their colour to this flattering soft blue tweed....
South Downs Mist
Muted beiges and pale blues in the softest of herringbone designs, in one light it looks a soft pale grey, another the faintest beiges, but the pale blue is brought out through the inner collar - the most useful of colours to wear with everything....
Bourneville Brown
Self explanatory for this British chocolate obsessed designer - a deep melange of browns, with an overall darkish brown feeling, lifted and lightened by the muted floral lining and burgundy velvet inner collar
Austrian Loden Green
Think Sound Of Music and you're nearly there - this is a true Austrian green overcoat colour. The most classic of the most classic of greens, with the softest touch and handling, accentuated with her mustard contrast collar and floral lining. She has her own little label showing that she is the genuine Austrian Loden Steiner wool.
Oak tree green
a real country colour, a darkish green with a muted cloud lining...perfect for long Sunday walks...
Scarlet red
a vibrant and strong bright red...Perrrrrfect for Christmas walks on Boxing day....
Regal purple
a truly deep purple...
Porridge
a beautiful oatmeal colour of tweed, slightly oaty porridgey in colour...flattering on all skins...