Johnstons of Elgin
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There is a wonderful cream/grey herringbone in the Dugdale collection.
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Whilst not a tweed it is lovely and it's what I went for when ordering my polo coat. I did find a grey herringbone 26oz here: http://www.harristweedshop.com/tweed-lewis-index.html but it has Donegal style stubs and was a bit too rustic for what I wanted.rogiercreemers wrote:There is a wonderful cream/grey herringbone in the Dugdale collection.
Getting back to J of E, who is the US importer? Neither Jodek nor Isles lists them, as far as I could see. The J of E web site is no help. I've seen the photos on the Bookster site, and the 700 gram samples look really interesting.
Good. Johnstons of Elgin does heavy, "old thinking" tweed. We must encourage them. I have stocked up , always fearing the worst. WBill discontinued their 19oz. A true 19oz it was too. What a surprise, right ?... Johnstons... You must have your tailor call. They will not sell to the public.
I have just finished a Johnstons 16oz Caretakers coat, for a respectful customer, from a turn of the century pattern. I myself much prefer the 24oz and tried to push him that way but he held his ground. Good for him. It is a sound weave. They also have rich cashmere. Good for very warm suits. Good for walking to work in January. My customer loves them. Line the pant to below the knee front and back.
I have just finished a Johnstons 16oz Caretakers coat, for a respectful customer, from a turn of the century pattern. I myself much prefer the 24oz and tried to push him that way but he held his ground. Good for him. It is a sound weave. They also have rich cashmere. Good for very warm suits. Good for walking to work in January. My customer loves them. Line the pant to below the knee front and back.
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Anyone have contact information for JofE, I saw this tweed and instantly fell in love, I want to request samples
Johnstons has discontinued the 24oz.
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I saw a 760gms gray herringbone that I'm contemplating for a city coat thererogiercreemers wrote:There is a wonderful cream/grey herringbone in the Dugdale collection.
http://www.huddersfieldcloth.com/produc ... Category=2
one needs to create an account to view. Number of the cloth is 6304
Dear Pierre,Pierre Spies wrote: I saw a 760gms gray herringbone that I'm contemplating for a city coat there
http://www.huddersfieldcloth.com/produc ... Category=2
very handsome indeed, but at that weight and bulk I find it more suitable for an overcoat than for a jacket. Did you mean that by "city coat"?
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overcoat yes
I've got a coat from that exact fabric, and it's wonderful. Do it!Pierre Spies wrote:I saw a 760gms gray herringbone that I'm contemplating for a city coat there
http://www.huddersfieldcloth.com/produc ... Category=2
Soren
I am wearing on overcoat from that very fabric today - amazing stuff! Highly recommended.
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Any way to get them to produce it again if we had enough interested parties, like a CC subscriptionold henry wrote:Johnstons has discontinued the 24oz.
Mr. Alden might could do this.
Cloth Club Thornproof ?
Cloth Club Thornproof ?
Unfortunate but its not all doom and gloom. I'm having a coat made up from their 550g saxony and it's wonderful stuffold henry wrote:Johnstons has discontinued the 24oz.
Yes, I just made one. It is very nice.
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