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17th November 24, 04:15 AM
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17th November 24, 03:50 PM
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Thank you, Troy and Peter, for your leads. Also, allow me to express a word of appreciation for your insights and observations throughout this site over the years.
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18th November 24, 06:26 AM
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Carloway Tweed Mill weave a few crotal tweeds. Something like this might be what you're after but browse their catalog.
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18th November 24, 07:35 AM
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How about this, that our top tippler Charlie Maclean is togged-up in..?

Is this close to the colour and style you're after?
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18th November 24, 07:58 AM
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18th November 24, 09:37 AM
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 Originally Posted by PiperPadre
Yes, exactly!
Excelent.
Have a look at this -
https://stkildastore.com/store/Stand...m-Tweed-Jacket
and in the tweed selection box choose 'ginger' and you should see something pretty close to what you're looking for.
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18th November 24, 10:06 AM
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18th November 24, 10:38 AM
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I have never understood why brown tweed has nearly dropped out of fashion. Perhaps this thread may give the colour a boost?I hope so.
In being in the company, as a youngster, of many elderly(perhaps they weren't too old? But then, everyone over 40 seemed ancient!) tweed clad and immensely kind, shooting and fishing men, many of whom where kilted with the added smell, of damp tweed, gun powder, fish, port , whisky, tobacco and wet dog that oozed out of the cloth aided by the distinct smell of the crotal treated tweed, plus all sorts of stories of "daring do", like tiger shooting in India, Elephant shooting in Africa, Big game rifle calibers and so on, were magic to young "Jock's " ears and being in the company of minor and the occasional not so minor famous 'Earth movers" on the world stage was heady stuff! I remember it all fondly, I just wish that I could remember who some of them were!
Nevertheless, that smell of crotal treated tweed brings back memories of many happy times.
Out of interest is this "new crotal" just being used a a description for the tweed or the colours available or both?
Last edited by Jock Scot; 18th November 24 at 11:20 AM.
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18th November 24, 10:38 AM
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 Originally Posted by PiperPadre
Thank you, Troy and Peter, for your leads. Also, allow me to express a word of appreciation for your insights and observations throughout this site over the years.
My recently sacked social secretary just confessed to the typo above. Should have said "Trog" not "Troy". Hrumph.
Last edited by PiperPadre; 18th November 24 at 02:46 PM.
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