A tweed maker supported by Prince Charles has gone back into business through a rescue bid following its collapse.
Landowner Geoffrey Minter has bought the rights to the designs by Hunter's of Brora in Sutherland. A new shop selling the tweed is to open in Brora.
In 2004, the prince hosted a dinner for more than 100 guests in Holyrood Palace, themed around Hunter's tweed.
Mr Minter has sent him two tweed caps to mark the relaunch of the brand.
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