Balmoral Tweed Wool Stole ⬥ Balmoral Castle

This one-of-a-kind stole sold exclusively at Balmoral Estate has been woven using 100% sustainably-sourced wool and boasts our Balmoral Tweed design in four stunning shades.

This stole is lightweight but crafted with the finest wool to keep you cool on warmer days and cosy on cooler days and evenings.

Whether for a gift or as a treat for yourself, this cosy statement stole offers warmth and elegant style. The traditional pattern symbolises Scottish craftsmanship and the Royal Family’s passion for supporting local manufacturers and premium textile making.

Balmoral Blue

Our Balmoral Blue design captures the essence of the River Dee, with its tranquil and soothing blue tones. The grey hues represent the granite stone quarried on the estate at Invergelder, which was used to build the iconic and instantly-recognisable Balmoral Castle we know and love today.

Balmoral Green

In 1878, Queen Victoria purchased Ballochbuie Forest nearby Balmoral Estate to preserve the once-thriving Caledonian rainforest. Our Balmoral Green tweed scarf takes inspiration from the Royal Family’s historic passions for the Scottish Highlands and reflects the lush verdant shades of pine, Douglas fir and coniferous woodland that surround the Cairngorms and the estate.

Product details

Sustainably created in Scotland, drawing on knowledge from two centuries of expert craftsmanship
Available in three of our new Balmoral Tweed shades, including Balmoral Blue, Balmoral Bronze, Balmoral Green and Balmoral Red
Composition: 100% wool
190cm x 70cm (75” x 27.5”)
Dry clean only

Johnstons of Elgin

Based in the historic royal burgh of Elgin on the windswept coast of north-east Scotland you’ll find Johnstons of Elgin, a slow luxury brand specialising in cashmere and merino wool that has called this area home for over 225 years.

Drawing on knowledge from two centuries of expert craftsmanship, Johnstons of Elgin designs are timeless and rooted in their rich history, yet contemporary and pushing the boundaries of innovation. Committed to sustainable practices, they have been working with natural, renewable, biodegradable fibres since 1797 and are a certified B Corp.

Their sumptuously soft cashmere and merino wool products created in their Elgin and Hawick mills are renowned not only throughout Scotland, but internationally, and perfectly capture the spirit of Scottish design and craftsmanship.