1. It was first developed by the Countess of Seafield as her estate’s signature tweed in the early 19th Century. It was here that a member of the royal family who often went shooting discovered and borrowed it to make his own variation. What is it called now?
The Prince of Wales Check fabric. Nicknamed after the Prince of Wales (Edward VII) who popularised it
2. State this term which is a product of the dot com boom. It describes workers who move on to hot companies and look elsewhere once the stock price drops.
Heat-seeking workforce
The Prince of Wales Check fabric. Nicknamed after the Prince of Wales (Edward VII) who popularised it
2. State this term which is a product of the dot com boom. It describes workers who move on to hot companies and look elsewhere once the stock price drops.
Heat-seeking workforce
