A Crash Course in Tweed and More at Lovat Mill in Hawick, Scotland
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.พ. 2023
- We recently visited our good friend Alan Cumming at his lovely mill, Lovat, on the Scottish Borders near the River Tweed. Alan takes us through the history of tweed, how it's made and also runs us through the wonderful selection of cloths at Lovat.
See more of Lovat Mill at: lovatmill.com/ - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
Lovely Teba jacket that Mr Cumming is wearing. Great episode, very informative.
Yes, it's one of ours made up in his cloth, can out really nice. Thank you for watching!
What a fantastic masterclass!
I have been expecting an episode about tweed fabrics and mill!
can't wait to see more products coming out!!! Thanks for sharing!!!
He has one of the most interesting jacket cuffs I ever saw. excellent tour of the tweeds, I hope he appears again with the new products
I was looking at that same detail. Also, there is a subtle overcheck on his jacket too. Very nice touch.
great video
No discussion of Bard! I would have liked to see their comment on that bunch.
Yes, you're right! We noticed afterwards ... :( Alan comes by our NY shop from time to time, I'll have him do a Pt. 2
I don’t really like tweed as I don’t like the rough feel, but lovat mills tweeds are beautiful and soft to the touch which I love
Oh nice, a more detailed look at the cloths. Kirby also did a great series and tour on Lovat, if you haven't already seen it Mark. Btw what watch are you wearing in this video? Thanks.
Salmon dial so probably his christian kling. Swiss Watch Gang TH-cam channel has done a video about that watch, phenomenal watch.
@@andrew4290 Thank you.
@@andrew4290 you hit the nail on the head, thank you
The moment he started speaking, he channeled Stephen Fry. Unintentionally of course. His body language is exactly like Stephen's
can you guys do a swatch look video the Ettrick please
Would really like to know about Alan's jacket. It's beautiful. Traditional with a contemporary fare. Please share details.
Hi, Alan is wearing a custom City Hunter jacket that we made for him, the fabric of course is their own tweed
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I’m sorry, I have a question for you. I’m new to all of this and I’m watching a lot of videos and soaking up as much as I can. My question is, are the names “The Kirkton” “The Ettrick” and “The Teviot”, are these names in house names for the tweeds they create, are they a brand name, are they a universal name that any company uses? I live in Japan, if I go to a tailor to get a tweed coat made can I tell the tailor I want “The Ettrick” and they’ll possibly have it in stock, or would they have to specifically be carrying Lovat Mill tweeds to obtain it? Am I making any sense? Haha! Any information you could provide would be greatly appreciated.
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