Mill Moments
What could this be: the dyeing or the washing stage of the Harris Tweed® process? There’s no date to this image, but the wooden cart and the faded yellow paper…
What could this be: the dyeing or the washing stage of the Harris Tweed® process? There’s no date to this image, but the wooden cart and the faded yellow paper…
This Harris Tweed® twill is anything but ‘plain’. A flowing weave of golden-blue, it appears to take on the light of its surroundings, just like the waters of our island’s…
…comes the cloth. This featured Harris Tweed® fabric is woven for island mill Harris Tweed Hebrides. To find more Harris Tweed® fabric producers, see link below. Cloth photograph by Alison…
“Tailor & Cutter – The Authority on Style & Clothes” March 29th 1946 An exemplary piece of early graphic design! Created the year after the end of WW2, was this…
…The featured Harris Tweed® cloth was woven for island mill Harris Tweed Hebrides, see link below to find more producers of Harris Tweed®. Fabric photograph by Alison Johnston | encompass…
…to keep out the chill than 100% pure virgin wool? Like this hardy, solitary sheep, we know the answer! Harris Tweed® cloth | Alison Johnston encompass Snow landscape and lone…
…this gorgeous Harris Tweed® cloth in a check twill woven for the Carloway Mill on the west side of the Isle of Lewis. From the island, comes the cloth. See…
…began in 1911. Since this time, every single length of Harris Tweed® fabric is examined by an independent Harris Tweed Authority inspector, who, when satisfied that the cloth meets the…
Although words like ‘practical’ and ’tough’ are rightly used to describe Harris Tweed® fabric, hand in hand with these are also descriptions like ‘elegant’ and ’stylish’, which is exactly what…
…lone surfer is caught in the seconds before their roar overtakes him. Harris Tweed® fabric | Amber Northfield Dalmore surfer, Isle of Lewis | Lewis Mackenzie The featured Harris Tweed®…