Torridon Black Tweed by the Metre ANCIENT Note: This cloth is on

Note: This cloth is on a weaving schedule due to be completed mid-end February 2025

The pattern books of the weavers

An early sample of the Black Watch tartan labelled 'Grant' is in the collection of Lt Gen Sir William Cockburn at the Mitchell Library in Glasgow

near Stonehaven

who in 1784

Torridon Black Tweed by the Metre ANCIENT Note: This cloth is onA bold yet soft balance of deep charcoal and slate threads combine to create a dramatic effect, reminiscent of the mysterious shades within the dark clefts and crevices of the Torridon mountains. Our tweed is a medium weight, 4 season, tailoring quality which is soft to touch not at all scratchy or stiff. It drapes beautifully yet holds the structure of our designs effortlessly. 340g 150cm wide 100% Pure Wool. Great Scot actively and consciously