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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1955.

SCIENCE

ENGINEERING

Secrets Of The

TRENDS IN SCOTTISH TWEEDS Briefcases

Increasing Demands For New Versions

But haute couture and tailor- Lak demands for these fabrics

The

leisure

terest, and, of the traditional

for wear blazers has helped to foster in- course, there is all aspect of

craze

and

per

the

What is it that makes Scottish fabrics so sought after? Briefly, it in the skill Inherited from the old colinge weavers who finally found thoir separate

cflcult and formed and country wear, RM 2porting made by tiro Isię of Bute weavers Battle of Culloden: This tartan coListence

year

the

Suitable

No

which makes attractive after

variety of colours and

noon

woman's tweed dresses), of sultings in interesting shades

natura

tweeds,

Sandwiches

Worker in a clothing factory.

Frankfurt, Nov. 6. One of the first things any visitor to Germi ....y. Boles in that almost every 15 man, woman’and chilid hero wORİUS to have a briefcase just about everywhere he goes. 25

smanufacturer ocal. Belglan cess is partly due to the Azeri-¡many omastries. Moreover, there, instance, recently received in- | financial loss; a

One nowspaper, ・ the Frank- So the world's

COTLAND, home of some about

demand Holland are among other can

for lightweight is no sign of its 'pópularity de quiries from Arable. The same would be left with quantities of

furter Neue Presse, carried out most

countries which buy Scottish fabrics. Lightweight tweeds clining. London, Paris, Berlin mill, by the way, is producing fabric which might not sell eise-

n spot check asking each brief- colourful wool clothe, iB Wools.

have now been made possible and New York couture houses | for

fashion market on where. In Europe and the Com-

case carrier what was in his or and this is a tribute to the shove featured 'fine-textured, enclent, unknown tarian. Amonwealth, for example, Ameris her briefcaso. creating increasing demands

In their new clase-surfaced tweeds in their fragment of this bloth was dis- can tastes are generally regarded

Here are some of the answers: for her goods by producing

weavers skill. guise many of the old tradi- collections Srpe HOME SORSOTES covered not long ago during as being too damboyant.

Student, aged 19. "As a "fashion tweeds" and inter-

tional fabrics, which used to be now. Some, such as the fabrics evenvations of the site of the

natter of fact I've got three To mention merely B few esting new versions of her

virtually restricted to

Our cat has examples of the fashion fabrics kittoga in mino, formed after the is expected to catch the fancy of famous traditional tweeds.

Just find itens and we can't --an industry the mucleus of what is toxtay for nearly all occasions.

now being produced in Scotland, war by the Marquess of Bute Americans, for it is believed to

H | Reep them all, I'va' taking woollen

there is wool crepe (available theso to my aunt," known as the Scottish

The same weavers have also returning Servicg personnel-be part of a..cont worn by a Others member of Bonnie Prince The chler centre of this wide.

Wea-

tweeds "fashion weigh only 61⁄2 ounces. brought new are due to several factors. Tois Galashiels, where the

ver Corporation dates back to tweeds"-on to the market, and weigh 9/10 ounces and these are Charlle's suite. gether with growing interest on

London's the attractiveness and sometimes particularly popular in America of 1600-the

High quality designers in the

goods are the part of

these and of ond Canada. rugged nature of creation of

Great Fire-and exclusive fabrics,

and such as lac and white, black aged 64, "In the traning when where

cat inferest 10 Aineri, was the lightweight traditionals have a stevidy there has been

Manufactures Corporation was ond

Scotlund can

these in provide

and mimosa), scarlet and other I go to work I carry my lunch | sandwiches in it. But right now ས

the heart founded exactly 111 years later, captured

of Parts Rugged or Smooth full

(for blazers I'm on my way home and 'a measure, Somie Scottish shades of doeskin successful exploitation of smooth

atural fabrics pro priced demand

ON high and other garments). in America and

featherweight

empty Kreut cloths in greys, blues and binck. in 1777. The scattered distribu- These fabrics have also been in tion of Scottish mills today is a

Salesman

"Sales £7 per yard, but this is shaded which seek

are 27. tueral, reminder that, even in pre-17th Canada,

of fabrics created and a host tay

means In European countries the de

general.

pamphlets. letters. my

ลป century times, weaving was

sometimes fancy, cloths

cloths. 15/20-02.

Iri view of their

with the aid of soft-toned yarns, An example disseminated throughout An-c

of

some mound is for how craft

quality. The latter might be called the glasses, keys and a spare hand- and

hard wearing

korchiet." Some are rugged tweeds; other interest the length and

of Scottish breadth

manufacturers arc Catering

Sailor, are wwooth textured, but the vast characterisien Scottish fabrles "heather" tweeds, for their rest-

45. "What on Scotland,

Americans and

are a constant ro- the are priced at a reasonable Iivel, Hul colours Canadians is in the production range of fabrics offered by The degree of Scotland's cur-

woollen

minder of the Scottish highlands. earth do you want to know for?

As a trade Scottisti

gives Such things as carly Paisley of "personal tweeds garments So

a matter of fact my working rent achievement in wool tex-

Britain

scope to all women's for ample

Added to these are the browns, trousers are in it, they have to shawls--originating from Inaianeit

knitted tiles may be judged from pro-

Then the paper I . specially in brought from Kashmir the woman who wants a tweed s

Men, 100, are using more

greens, blues, Lovets and other be washed. figures for shawls duction and export

lunch in, and a Glasgow troders-

Scottish cloths for suitings and

shades of the traditional tweeds wrapped my which suit

in. is individual. 1954 published by the National by early

In- beerbottle which was full of and the delightful tartans. Woollen

bear witness to the still of the deed, Scottish Initwear, parti-sports wear, but they rely chief- Association of Scottish

be coffee this morning." muy whose

cottage weavers. This influence members

culorly that from the borderly on the traditional tweeds for

Messenger in a publishing appreciated that tartan and Manufacturers,

12,000

of the East, introduced through "dalla people

lown" Hawick, has

ducing goods not manufactured fabrics gain much of their in yourself. Newspapers, a book of office, aged 30. "Here, seo fr employ

the shawls, is still present it risen to high fashion status in 3,813 JONISTLA.

The Scottish woollen Industry In the United States fabrics Uviduality from basic prin- the popular "Pine" motive and

North America-s development

nents of ancient origin but is up-lo-with that individual touch which ciple affecting their production; left over from lunch, an empty Crossword puzzles, sandwiches in the rich abstract colours of

which began with

For instance, is Tale in its idens. many Scottish wool fabrics,

production no is lacking in mass

two true colours can the traditional British twinset, having

bottle and some cigarettes." encountered amazing These

the unmistakable placed side by side. The yarn Hawick

more ALocess with

fabric for men's mark of the craftsman. Among must be woven so that a true the industry's do them are the novelty sports colour is beside a broken colour Collectare yards of which 8,478,157 Traditions and Aims dollars than any other textile blue blazers,

town of its size in the Unlied signers are now creating alter-checks which are so popular in or an offset of the same fomily Kingdom; I has earned £10

are turning to America at present. £10 natives. They million in dollars in five years, the colourful cloths which have

other many their industry famous. and the popularity of its goour made

favourites across Here again, the However, although the Industry are not designed specifically for Steeped in History Is it creasing. industry has grown from a col-has a reasonably good productive that market, to these figures In addition

enerstage Industry in which house capacity, expansion is necessary

American son the of 1 is quality, plus attractiveness big output there was the

in-

mills if manufacturers tends wives gathered wool from local ins wearability, which Shetland tweed, for which

long Indeed, its gures are not avail- dividual

total

lable to drop even good lines at able, and the production

Harris

short notice and take up others, of 5,150,307 yards of

It is, therefore, a great risk to of twood,

per cent over 10

cater solely for the dollar market. salons which was exported the trulk

A sudden heavy cancellation of being to dollar countries.

for orders would medn

I not prepaid a booking fo of 50 pente la charged.

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Scottish knitwear not include inanufacturers, or the producers of Harris and Shetland tweeds). Production

1,922 totalled 20,791.

stampa upwards. South

yurda went Square

£10 million Valued at about these

Were un all-time exports

overseas.

Scotland's weavers have tradi- and aims which are (loos

ystalliset in the N.A.S.W.M. motto "Keep the Quality Up"

have

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Steeped in history and trudi

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no longer Claderellas in the fashion world. They are now an attractive addition to the world's

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