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19th November 11, 01:06 PM
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Lining a coat with Harris tweed tartan
The thread about that gorgeous tartan Harris tweed got me thinking that I would like to have a good quality trench-type coat lined in that fabric to customize it with a tartan I love to add an extra layer of warmth.
I have a good tailor, but do you think it would turn out looking right, and what weight do you think would work? What about any stretch in the fabric which would eventually fall below the hem of the coat?
Is this a horrible idea? Of course, he would have to de-construct the entire coat and put it back together. Should I just have my tailor make the coat with the lining? Any suggestions would be appreciated.
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