My new Tewksbury tank is here! (w/pics)

[Tobus]

I do wish Dalgleish would keep heavyweight reproduction colours in stock.

Well, they do now. That was what I mentioned in my first post. They are starting to stock reproduction clan tartans - double width - as part of their standard fare. I imagine this will take some time to weave a base inventory for all the different ones (and they may only be running these tartans as they are ordered). But from what I'm told, the reproduction tartans are very popularly requested as custom weaves, so their plan is to start running them in double-width and keep them as stock tartans.

Maybe one of our industry representatives could elaborate further if I have the details wrong.

[xman]

Well, they do now. That was what I mentioned in my first post. They are starting to stock reproduction clan tartans - double width - as part of their standard fare. I imagine this will take some time to weave a base inventory for all the different ones (and they may only be running these tartans as they are ordered). But from what I'm told, the reproduction tartans are very popularly requested as custom weaves, so their plan is to start running them in double-width and keep them as stock tartans.

Maybe one of our industry representatives could elaborate further if I have the details wrong.

I must have been too overcome by the great photos to read closely enough. That's such good news. I'd love some Lord of the Isles Red Reproduction myself.

[creagdhubh]

Well, they do now. That was what I mentioned in my first post. They are starting to stock reproduction clan tartans - double width - as part of their standard fare. I imagine this will take some time to weave a base inventory for all the different ones (and they may only be running these tartans as they are ordered). But from what I'm told, the reproduction tartans are very popularly requested as custom weaves, so their plan is to start running them in double-width and keep them as stock tartans.

This was my understanding too, Tobus.

Maybe one of our industry representatives could elaborate further if I have the details wrong.

Their contribution would be most welcome!