Campbells of Beauly cuts the Inverness Coat in Harris Tweed
A new overcoat from the Scottish house, handwoven in the Outer Hebrides and cut with raglan shoulders and buttoned cuff tabs, sits equally at ease over Highland hills or city suiting.
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The Inverness Coat from Campbells of Beauly arrives cut from genuine Harris Tweed, handwoven across the Outer Hebrides in the manner of traditional Highland country overcoats. The silhouette borrows from that venerable heritage: relaxed raglan shoulders, a button through front and buttoned cuff tabs that speak to generations of Scottish tailoring, all proportioned with a generosity that accommodates layering beneath without constraint.
What distinguishes this piece is the quality of its cloth and the clarity of its purpose. The weave holds warmth and texture in equal measure, those subtle variations in tone that only hand loom work achieves. Two colourways present themselves: a Green Salt and Pepper that shifts with the light, and a Brown Houndstooth with the depth that comes from natural dyes and long wear. Both carry the weight and hand of proper tweed, neither apologising for nor overplaying their rural provenance.
The coat’s cut speaks to practical dressing without performance fabric pretence. Its generous proportions mean it works over a shooting jacket or a wool blazer with equal grace. Worn on the hill or paired with tailoring in town, it moves between worlds without affectation, a garment that improves with weathering and use. The buttoned cuff tabs and structured shoulders anchor an otherwise generous cut, creating the kind of silhouette that flatters without conforming.
The Inverness Coat is available now directly from Campbells of Beauly.
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