Harris Tweed Cafetiere Cover
Start your day with warmth and tradition using an authentic Harris Tweed Cafetiere Cover. Handmade in the Highlands of Scotland, each coffee cosy combines timeless style with practicality, featuring a thermal insulated lining that reflects heat back into your French press to keep every cup piping hot.
Instead of velcro, which can damage the loose weave of Harris Tweed, our design uses durable metal stud buttons with a replaceable elastic fastening ensuring a snug, secure fit and long-lasting quality. Why not add matching coasters to complete the set.
Choose from 3 sizes to perfectly fit your cafetière:
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3 Cup – W23cm x H14cm
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8 Cup – W32cm x H17cm
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12 Cup – W39cm x H19cm
Every Harris Tweed cafetière cosy carries the official Orb label, a mark of genuine, handwoven Scottish heritage.
An ideal gift for coffee lovers or a stylish addition to your own kitchen.
View all Harris Tweed colours and patterns for our made-to-measure window treatments and soft furnishings.
| Weight | 90 g |
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| Dimensions | 24 × 16 × 5 cm |
| Size | 8 Cup |
| Colour | Moss blue, Olive HB, Dark Pink Check, Light pink check, Moss green, Puple check, Mustard HB, Blue, pink and lime green, Herringbone blue, Herringbone teal, Grey Check, Acid Green, moss green, blue herringbone |
£20.00
Harris Tweed®
.. is the only fabric in the world governed by its own Act of Parliament and the only fabric produced in commercial quantities by truly traditional methods.
Harris Tweed®
...has a rare character and beauty. Hundreds of distinctive patterns have been developed over centuries, each one unique, but unmistakably Harris Tweed.
Water proof
Made from 100% British wool, naturally renewable, biodegradable and recyclable. Add to this that wool is breathable, wind and waterproof and flame resistant, all without the need for additional finishes.
100% Natural
Just look closely to reveal the true nature of your Harris Tweed. There is an extensive catalogue of designs to delve into: from an array of plain twills, traditional herringbones to more complex plaids as well as fresh, unconventional, contemporary patterns.











































