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    Raglan Tweed Coat | Gold

    £1,600.00
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    Our Where the Wind Blows Raglan Coat is a masterful blend of heritage craftsmanship and modern design. Crafted from our luxurious Donegal tweed, the coat brings our modern take to traditional outerwear. Its relaxed raglan sleeves and longline silhouette create a beautiful drape, making it perfect for layering in colder weather.

    It’s a piece that connects the past with the present, marrying artisanal craftsmanship with contemporary design.

    See all our Donegal tweed coats and capes.

    The model is 5’8 and UK 8 - wearing a size S/M

    • What makes this piece truly special is the intricate detailing. Hand-crafted golden beetled flowers are delicately scattered across the coat, reflecting light and movement—each flower a small masterpiece of metallic sheen, symbolising the collection’s wind-inspired theme. These flowers bring an ethereal quality to the otherwise classic tweed.
    • Functional details, such as the high collar that fastens with a horn button and buckle, balance tradition with a modern aesthetic, offering protection from the elements in style. Deep pockets and a back vent ensure practicality, making this coat not just an elegant statement, but also versatile for everyday wear.
    • Lined in Irish linen.

    These are garment measurements in inches, not body measurements. Compare them with a similar garment you own and like the fit of.

    Measurement (inches)S/M (6-12)M/L (12-18)
    Width/Waist2224
    Back neck to bottom4747
    Sleeve (from top of neck)2929

    Please get in touch if you have any questions about sizing.

    Due to our made-to-order model, all pieces can be adjusted slightly if requested.

    This Kindred of Ireland piece is crafted from Donegal tweed, a fabric valued for its depth, durability and enduring character. To preserve its texture, colour and structure, we recommend dry cleaning only.

    Care Instructions:  Dry clean only. If needed, gently blot minor spills with a clean, dry cloth, taking care not to rub the fabric. Store in a cool, dry place and use a padded hanger or fold neatly when not in use.

    Our made to order pieces have a production time of 3-4 weeks.

    Ready to ship items will be shipped within 1-2 working days.

    Delivery is £6, and free on orders over £250.

    No customs charges for any of our pieces if based in the EU.

    RAGLAN TWEED COAT | GOLD

    Raglan Tweed Coat | Gold

    £1,600.00
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    • Made in Ireland

      Handmade in Belfast by one of our sewists.

    • Tweed from Ardara

      Donegal tweed, from the Atlantic edge of Ireland.

    • Gold beetled linen

      Scattered across the tweed.

    • Lined in Irish linen

      Wool against the weather, linen next to you.

    Look closer

    Our raglan, touched with gold

    Relaxed raglan sleeves and a longline silhouette, made for layering in colder weather. Across the tweed, pieces of gold beetled linen catch the light.

    • The gold

      Gold beetled linen, scattered across the tweed.

    • From behind

      Long, and easy.

    • Worn

      Over a pale dress.

    Donegal tweed

    More Donegal tweed

    The Raglan in other cloths, and our first tweed coat.

    Donegal tweed.
    Woven in Ardara.

    Woven on the Atlantic edge of Ireland, by a family who have done it for six generations. The yarn is spun and dyed close to the loom, and the colours come from what surrounds it: the sea, the hills, the changing sky.

    Here, the tweed is scattered with pieces of gold beetled linen, so the coat catches the light as you move. Two Irish cloths, worn as one.

    One pair of hands,
    start to finish.

    Every piece is cut and sewn in Belfast by one of our sewists, who sees it through from the first cut to the last stitch.

    We keep our making close to home on purpose. Belfast was once the linen capital of the world, and the skills that built it are rare now. Making here is how we keep them alive.

    Need it by a particular day? Let us know by emailing us or leaving a note at checkout.

    Meet the cloth and the craft

    The cloth

    Beetled linen.
    Struck until it shines.

    Linen, wound on a wooden beam and beaten under wooden hammers until the weave closes and a quiet sheen comes up.

    It is done at Upperlands, in the last beetling mill in the world, on engines well over a century old. The sheen comes from the hammering, not from any finish.

    It gives the cloth a crispness ordinary linen does not have, and lets it hold a shape.

    Willie Smyth, the last commercial linen beetler, at the engines in Upperlands.

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