Description
Saxony Tweed Produced from the wool of Merino sheep. The yarn comes mainly from Australia and is renowned for its outstanding quality coupled with softness of feel. And yet it is highly durable. It has a very long history indeed and as the name suggests originated in the Saxony region of Germany
JOHNSTONS Johnstons of Elgin have been making fine Woollen Cloths in Scotland since 1797. With this length of history it is now wonder that the design, yarn and finish is exceptional.
Grosvenor Tweed Suit
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In temperate climates this weight of tweed can be worn almost all year round, it is substantial enough to have all the properties of a traditional tweed cloth without being too heavy. These cloths...
Comfortable and cooler to wear than our medium weight tweeds with a softer feel and a little more stretch. Harrisons of Edinburgh was founded in 1863 by Sir George Harrison who began his career as an...
Traditionally heaviest tweed was reserved for use on the likes of Sporting Estates in Scotland, particularly for Deer Stalkers, Gamekeepers and Ghillies. It makes the most substantial Suits, Capes,...
100% Shetland Tweed from Shetland Sheep. The term Shetland Tweed is often used for a type of rustic light weight tweed but it doesn't always mean it came from a Shetland Sheep Fleece...
To celebrated Porter & Harding's 75th Anniversary the developed the Lonedin Range (marking the company's link with London & Edinburgh) The light to medium weight tweed is a plain close weave...
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