Harris Tweed

No other fabric in the world can tell you exactly where it comes from, but Harris Tweed can. Protected by its own Act of Parliament, every inch must be handwoven by islanders in their own homes in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland, from pure virgin wool dyed and spun in the islands. Look for the famous Orb mark, the stamp of the Harris Tweed Authority, and your guarantee that it's the real thing.

What makes it so special? The colors, for a start, woven from the landscape itself, the heathery purples of the moor, the blues of the sea lochs, the golds of autumn bracken. Then there's the character: naturally durable and water-resistant, Harris Tweed doesn't just last for years, it gets better with them.

From capes and caps to bags, wallets, and even a wee treat for the dog, everything here is made from the genuine article. Browse the collections and find your own piece of the Hebrides, with all US duties prepaid.