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Cheviot tweed

Slewfoot

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Hi Guys,

I'm curious to hear anyone's thoughts on the pluses and minuses of Cheviot tweed vs. other types of tweed such as Shetland and Donegal. I haven't had anything made up in it yet, but am considering a W. Bill 15oz Gun Club.

Perhaps most importantly, how durable is it and how hot does it wear? Any information is appreciated. Thanks!
 

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On a related yet unrelated note - is there anywhere online to view W. Bill's offerings?
 

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Originally Posted by TRINI
On a related yet unrelated note - is there anywhere online to view W. Bill's offerings?

Don't think so unfortunately. They're as old school as they come!
 

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Tough, springy, densely woven, drapes very well. Very different from Harris or Shetland.
 

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Very durable and wears hot. Great for Scottish and English weather.
 

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