Wool Tartan Serape 'Riever' (LC-001)

Beautiful weight of tartan - over 500 tartans to choose from!

Lochcarron\'s Reiver fabric is one of the best made tartan fabrics you can buy, the weight is excellent for lightweight kilts but also soft enough for ladies garments. Hundreds of hours of care go into weaving every bale and this care is reflected in its quality.
Several metres of this material go into this tartan serape which is superbly finished. Another advantage of Reiver cloth is that it has one of the widest tartan ranges on the market with over 500 clan and family tartans as well as Scottish, Irish and Canadian districts and universal tartans. Whatever your name you are bound to find something to suit you. Made to order please see notes below for delivery times.

Tartan:

Price: £139.95 inc VAT

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Note: please see the terms & conditions for information on delivery times for this product to your country.

Note: Colours in tartan may vary slightly due to differences in computer monitors.

Product code: LC-001

Caution:
This product is made to order and can take 3-4 weeks over the standard delivery time. If you are in a rush please email us and we will see if the mill can pull the order forward for you. This may have a small extra charge.

About This Manufacturer:

The Scottish Company who makes these items was established in 1947 and now operates from the Border town of Selkirk. They are the world's leading tartan manufacturer. Top Designers who have worked with their materials include Vivienne Westwood, Ralph Lauren, John Paul Gaultier, Paul Smith and Calvin Klein and have dressed celebrities from Sean Connery to Shrek!

Over the last 60 years they have built on tradition and craftsmanship and utilise state of the art technology to constantly supply high quality and innovative textiles.

Their knitwear and scarf collections are displayed in some of the most prestigious retail outlets in the world, a truly international supplier of Scottish creations!

Where are they made?
These items are made in Selkirk, in the Scottish Borders.

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