No - I was the only person I knew who had one. I was still at school so '68/'69? It cost me so much I could hardly afford to go out anywhere, so I'd put it on and look at myself in the mirror! Haha! I do remember wearing it to the Monday night sessions at the Streatham Locarno though.

Tweed jackets are problematical in today’s air conditioned, globally warmed world especially in a maritime climate like that that the UK ‘enjoys’. They’re just too darn hot in a lot of situations and none more so than Harris Tweed.

I don't have many in my collection but I have a few that are phenomenal.

He uses the same facility that Lennon stored his fur coats in.

'So Yuca do you move your tweed jackets and overcoats around S.America with you? Or are they stored in a hermetically sealed, temperature controlled, secure storage facility at a secret location somewhere in England?'

I have a lot of clothes here with me for various reasons, I also have a large CD collection and even a few albums and a 78". It was an absolute nightmare when I relocated from Colombia to Mexico. However the majority of my clothing, including all my tweeds, a few wool suits and overcoats and all my Shetlands, is at my mum's home. She has strict instructions to take everything out of the wardrobe and drawers on a regular basis and shake each item thoroughly.

I remember when I was in England a few years ago and I was working away from home for the summer. I came back to my flat of the time after 4 weeks and some moths had been feasting on my knitwear. Horrific.