Disney/Pixar Tartan

**Irish Jack O'Brian** · 22nd June 12, 06:11 AM

" The DunBroch Tartan was designed with subdued, rich colours to reflect the rugged, natural setting of Scotland. Representative of the tartan worn by the Royal Family in 'Brave', the pattern is neither splashy nor bright, but organically refined in its colour sense."

http://www.tartanregister.gov.uk/tar...aspx?ref=10641

**Paul Henry** · 22nd June 12, 06:15 AM

Also see here on existing thread

**Irish Jack O'Brian** · 22nd June 12, 06:17 AM

Oops, sorry. I didn't see that thread.

**AFS1970** · 22nd June 12, 01:12 PM

But they already have this one. Why do they need another.

**OC Richard** · 23rd June 12, 05:54 PM

"Deep scarlet" ??

There's an oxymoron for you. It's called "claret". Or "crimson". The computer-generated images vary a bit in hue.

Anyhow it's a fairly nice tartan. Can't go wrong with claret and azure... it's a common colour combination (West Ham etc).

**OC Richard** · 26th June 12, 03:57 AM

Here, at the Hollywood premiere, you can see a number of Pixar people dressed in kilts made up in that DunBroch tartan, I believe. (Looks like Anderson or Royal Canadian Air Force.)

http://www.mommygaga.com/2012/06/dis...ded-event.html

**keith_mckirk** · 4th July 12, 09:14 PM

Wow I guess I shouldn't be surprised that McDuck and DunBroch had tartans created. Ill have fun looking through the registry to see what other corporate tartans were created for fictional people.