Safeguard your Bible from dust and grime with a durable Harris Tweed cover, which also serves as a wonderful gift or a fine addition to your collection of book accessories.
Harris Tweed® is a cloth woven from pure wool, spun, dyed, and handcrafted in the Outer Hebrides Islands of Scotland, and this sleeve includes the hallmark of authenticity.
Wool is exceptionally durable, naturally resistant to dirt, and simple to spot clean.
Each cover is individually tailored and handcrafted upon order; therefore, depending on the specific requirements and fabric stock, it may take up to 20 working days to prepare your cover for shipment.
The process involves sourcing your preferred tweed pattern, matching the colour interior and the threads, measuring and making a pattern, cutting the fabrics to size, reinforcing with a backing material, attaching closures, finally sewing together.
This heirloom-quality bible cover boasts:
- Fleece-lined Harris Tweed for a robust and solid finish.
- An elegant matching cotton lining.
- A full flap with dual magnetic fastenings.
- A convenient pen holder.
- An official Harris Tweed authenticity label.
- Reinforced seams.
- Overlocked edges to prevent fraying.
- Top quality threads in colors that complement and harmonise with the tweed.
The price of covers is based on the longest side of the book (length).
For instance, if your book measures 8.5 inches tall, 6.5 inches wide, and 1.5 inches in spine depth, you would select the 'up to 9 inches' option.
To place an order:
- Select your preferred pattern.
- Choose the appropriate size.
- Kindly provide the book dimensions (height, width, and spine depth) in the in the notes at checkout or send by email.
Be mindful that most websites list only the page size, not the full size of the Bible including the yapp/cover. It is recommended to measure the Bible directly rather than relying on website specifications.
The interior fabric may slightly differ in color from the photographs, subject to availability, but will always coordinate with the exterior tweed.
The placement of the tweed pattern may also vary.