J. Crew Explores the Isle of Skye

[Arizona Scot]

Welcome aboard from sunny Arizona, wow what a way to introduce your self. Nice link thanks for sharing.

[beowulf67]

Welcome from the Heart of Kilted Dixie!!

[thescot]

Welcome, Arizona, and thanks for the J. Crew spot. I've already sent it to about 10 other folks who aren't on the X.

[McMurdo]

Thanks for the link and

[Arathilien]

Thank you, everyone, for all of the warm welcomes. I was disappointed that there wasn't any Isle of Skye tartan, too. However, the photography was really beautiful, and I loved all of the men in kilts mixed in with the models.

[Chef]

Unfortunately, I don't think tweed has to be specifically Scottish. Harris Tweed is protected but I think the word tweed is just a type of cloth.

From dictionary.com

Tweed

1. a coarse wool cloth in a variety of weaves and colors, either hand-spun and handwoven in Scotland or reproduced, often by machine, elsewhere.

the American heritage Dictionary doesn't even mention Scotland

1. A coarse, rugged, often nubby woolen fabric made in any of various twill weaves and used chiefly for casual suits and coats.

[Archangel]

Very nice, I like the almost Sir Sean voice over which, I'm sure, would be nothing like the local tongue.

[pdcorlis]

Boy oh boy - don't know how I missed this thread till now! Great photos and a powerful presentation. Fantastic - thanks for the link.

[pipesndrumsnun]

My ancestors are from Isle of Skye!

[cessna152towser]

from the Scottish Borders and thanks for the link.