Distinctive Coats from the a/w 2007-8 Collections 
While not all are entirely wearable, the following coats and jackets stand out for structure, innovation or just because I would love to wear them.
Distinctive Coats from the a/w 2007-8 Collections
Harris Tweed’s Mark of the Orb
Recalling memories of raising sheep in southern Idaho is a life far removed from the constant city-hopping I’ve done over the past several years. The sheep operation was physically and financially demanding with little free time, but what I miss is my connection with natural surroundings, being part of a greater organic whole. Catherine Campbell, a Harris Tweed cloth producer from the Isle of Harris, relates to me this connection I’ve lost over the years: “Harris Tweed is well known for the colours of the cloth representing the landscape. I think the most beautiful colours are those we see around us, wool blends that have a touch of brown from the hills, yellow and red flecks of flowers, together with hints of purple heather or the different shades of blue, green and turquoise in the sea.”
Harris Tweed teacosy from Harris Tweed and Knitwear
