Traditional Harris tweed hand woven into the modesty movement. Scottish fine wool umbrellas the Red Heather Khurta. Protected band collar slinks into an overhung garment. Buttoned down to the chest, dropped shoulders, and deep pockets. This will make you feel comfort and strength. Soft wrist cuffs to test time, shielded breast pocket, this elegant garment is familiar yet rare. Single centred pleat at the back promenades the emblem. Choose the new heritage.

 

Size	Shoulder	Chest	Length	Sleeve
Small	20.5 inch	50 inch	39 inch	23.5 inch
Medium	21.5 inch	52 inch	41 inch	24.5 inch
Large	22.5 inch	54 inch	43 inch	25.5 inch

 

The Khurta is engineered to bridge the gap between relaxed utility and formal precision. Its architecture is defined by an intentional, fluid drape that maintains a sharp profile without the restrictive nature of classic tailoring. By utilizing the inherent weight and texture of Harris Tweed, the garment provides a visual substance that transitions naturally from professional environments to personal moments.

It is a study in quiet sophistication—where the ease of a traditional silhouette is elevated by rigorous textile standards. This is elegance redefined through the lens of functional design, creating a presence that is at once understated and definitive.

The Khurta is built for the physics of daily life. By employing a dropped shoulder construction and an overhung cut, we have eliminated the tension points common in traditional tailoring. This allows for a total range of motion without sacrificing the garment’s sharp silhouette.

Functional details are integrated seamlessly: deep-set utility pockets maintain the line of the wool, while soft-touch cuffs provide a secure, comfortable seal at the wrist. It is comfort achieved through rigorous design, not compromise.

The Midnight Wool Khurta is an exploration of tonal density. Utilizing the iconic Black Hawk weave, this garment is constructed from 100% authentic Harris Tweed, hand-woven to provide a tactile structure that is both resilient and breathable. The deep spectrum of midnight blues and forest greens is achieved by dyeing the wool prior to spinning, resulting in a complex, shifting aesthetic that reveals hidden depth under varying light conditions.