I no longer own a tweed jacket.  This 'Irish' shop up the street from where I was staying last week was selling Harris, okay?  Expensive, but some of those Breton shops were trying to dress their male customers like English fly-fishermen, Home Counties Tory voters or whatever you will.  Now, is 'Harris' 'Irish'?  Did I read somewhere on here about a Chinese connection?  All right.  Russell Street once talked about the differences between an English made and an American made tweed jacket.  No problem with that.  I do want another tweed jacket, but very soft and very dark brown and very Donegal.  Trawling through Ebay I see some quite interesting prices for Harris.  Trawling through vintage shops I often see the same prices.  Trawling through charity shops I find I could buy something for around a fiver.  Now, is anyone still excited about Harris?  Is anyone indifferent to Harris or to tweed in general?  I must have handled several dozen examples of Harris during the summer, and the only one I quite liked wasn't my size anyway.  I lost interest and bought Italian wool and cashmere instead.  Who thinks what?