Tweeds, flannels, worsteds, blankets, rugs, and apparel were the advertised products of the factory. Coburn sold cashmere clothing, doeskins, tweeds and vestings. The mill made tweeds, blankets, flannel, stair carpets and knitting wool. The darker collection was offset by glittering tweeds and woven metallics. In the UK, the wool is used mainly for tweeds and knitwear. Fabrications and prints ranged from houndstooths and tweeds to striped and fair isle. The mill manufactured travelling rugs, blankers, tweeds, linings and collar checks. The crafters use the undyed material to produce woollens and tweeds. She made Foxford synonymous throughout the world with high quality tweeds, rugs and blankets. Avoca Handweavers tweeds was produced and exported, including for use by Italian designer Elsa Schiaparelli. Waverly is the stereotypical Englishman, formal, reserved, dressing in tweeds and smoking a large pipe. These weaves are known as donegal tweeds (with a small 'd') and are world renowned. As Alison Adburgham noted in 1964, Morton&colon; "made it fashionable to wear tweeds in London". Pietro Belluschi described him as "an elegantly dressed man in English tweeds". The size of the pattern is meant to coordinate with tweeds of different patterns.