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The Campaign for Wool 2016 took off on Sunday 4th September with the Harris Tweed Ride. The annual feast of wool cycling style which convenes at noon for tea at the Blythswood Hotel, Glasgow, included ten pitstops at Glasgow’s finest establishments to ensure spirits remained high, with a pop-up Shetland wool installation featuring the fabulous Kate Davies, and a party back at the Blythswood from 7pm with music from Rebecca Vasmant the day was a success. Keep up with the wool tour by following us on: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/harristweedhebrides Twitter: https://twitter.com/harristweedheb Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HTHebrides/?fref=ts

More Info at: http://www.campaignforwool.org Images taken from: https://www.facebook.com/harristweedride/

Introducing the new Tetrad x Harris Tweed Hebrides hand crafted furniture collection at Jenners department store in Edinburgh, Scotland.

Hand crafted in Preston using only the best raw materials including, of course, cloth from Shawbost. The Tetrad x Harris Tweed Hebrides collection is situated on the 4th floor of Jenners - the Grand Dame of Scottish Department stores - and will be available in a selection of House of Fraser stores throughout the UK.

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We are here for all your sunset-tweed-needs.

We dye the wool not the yarn for that full saturation of colour: explore our rich range of saturated colours and blends at http://www.harristweedhebrides.com

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For nine years the exceptional talent of @ianlawson visited our islands. First to simply photograph the unique landscape but the more he visited the more he became at one with the nature of The Hebrides. Once tied to the nature he became at one with the people and stopped taking photographs and began crafting images. A detailed and patient craft not dissimilar to that needed in Harris Tweed weaving. Realising the symbiotic relationship of land and fabric, Ian continued on an odyssey of capturing the colours of The Hebrides, the colours that inspire the world-renowned Harris Tweed. We are forever grateful to this talented man who has helped make Harris Tweed the success that it is today.