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Scotland is famous for its tweed, a kind of rough woolen fabric of two or more colors or shades. One kind of tweed is known as Harris Tweed, named after an island called Lewis with Harris that lies off the northwest coast of Scotland. But superstitious Scottish sailors will never wear a jacket or cap made from Harris Tweed. Harr
