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3rd February 18, 03:40 AM
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For those who may not be familiar with the difference between Donegal and other Tweeds -
Please note the distinctive colored flecks which are the hallmarks of Donegal Tweed.

If spelled with a capital "D" the name denotes a plain weave fabric. Herringbone and Twill weaves will usually be spelled with a small "d".
Unlike Harris tweed which is a trademark and can be of many different types and styles, Donegal Tweed denotes a specific and distinct type of fabric.
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