At Harris Tweed Hebrides
The mill of Harris Tweed Hebrides produces about 85% of all current Harris Tweed output. It offers a staggering 8,000 or so designs. Head designer Ken Kennedy probably carries most of these patterns around in his head.
As well as apparel cloth, Harris Tweed is now increasing being used for interior fabrics. It is such a beautiful resource!
On the day I was there, many of the rolls of cloth stamped with the Orb awaiting shipping were destined for Japan, where I spotted this window in 2010.
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