What the loom remembers

Every dye is drawn from the moor itself—bracken, heather, crottle lichen—no synthetic pigment touches the yarn.

Herringbone twill set by hand on the same loom design for over a century; the weave is unchanged, the cloth is not.

Twenty-eight miles of yarn in every bolt, spun dense enough to stand against Atlantic gales and Hebridean winter.

The Mark stamps provenance—cloth made entirely in the Outer Hebrides from pure virgin wool, unchanged since 1909.