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    Help identifying tartan

    This tartan is from a pleated skirt worn by the wife of one of our kilt night mates, she wants to know what tartan it is.

    any ideas anyone?


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    Re: Help identifying tartan

    Quote Originally Posted by Graham
    This tartan is from a pleated skirt worn by the wife of one of our kilt night mates, she wants to know what tartan it is.

    any ideas anyone?
    Graham,

    I have found this site useful in the past for finding out what a particular tartan is.

    http://www.house-of-tartan.scotland....se/reverse.asp

    I hope it helps.

    Rob

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    Thanks Rob, I'll check it out

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    if it's a womans skirt it's possible it's not a named tartan, there are 100's of tartans out there, not identified.

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    There are tons of "fabric store tartans". Not true tartans but similar looking plaids.

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