I'm surprised Ern (Mael Coluim) hasn't clued us in on this one.

http://i1240.photobucket.com/albums/...arrisTweed.jpg

They had three weave patterns: Speckled Blue/Grey, Speckled Brown and Grey Herringbone

Walmart kilts may be just around the corner.

Whoa! That's cheap! I might just have to get one, not even for a conversion.

Woven in Scotland, tailored in Bangladesh (hanger a product of China).

I wonder if you can buy them on line through wal mart .com ?
Thank you

Alluring and alarming at the same time!

For that price, I can't imagine what tailoring methods were used. I wonder if there's a lot of fusable interfacing inside. And if the sleeves were sewn on, or glued on like many mass produced jackets. :?

Harris Tweed Jackets are being sold on Ebay alot ...too for cheap price's . But Wal-Mart that is different. I would buy one even if it was made cheaper - just to make it in to a Kilt Jacket .
Fun times

Boy, you have some classy Wal-marts in Virginia.
Everything in the Maine stores are in camo or hunter orange.

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Originally Posted by Tartan Tess

Boy, you have some classy Wal-marts in Virginia.
Everything in the Maine stores are in camo or hunter orange.

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You should see what we have in northern Wisconsin,I doubt I'll get the tweed up here.

I haven't stepped inside a Walmart in years, but if they had Harris tweed in my size at that price, I might. Even if the sleeves were stapled on.