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    Quote Originally Posted by Tobus View Post
    *edited to add: Apparently the system won't let me change the thread title that displays in the forum. Sorry.
    If you want the title changed, PM the change to me and I'll fix it for you.
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    I don't think of dress tartans as a fail, I own and wear a Dress MacDonald tartan and not just for formal affairs, I think as Jock says most people are quite satisfied with one kilt, perhaps therefore the dress tartans have not cault on like others.



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    Now, see, I'm in the unusual position of not particularly liking 'dress' tartans in general, but liking fairly garish tartans. My tartan is MacLeod of Lewis, and I have a length of fabric in MacLeod black and white. Talk about bright! Buccleuch Check is another I really like, as well as the should-be-appalling Christina Young tartan and Ferguson the Astronomer. However, I also really like fairly sombre tartans, including Black Stewart, Thompson Grey Dress, and the Glenaffric Fragment. Maybe I'm just peculiar. ;-)

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    Came across this in a different thread. Not sure when it dates from- maybe the 50's? Of note is that 2 of the 4 male dancers wear "dress tartans" with "white-added" and only one of the female dancers in the foreground wears a "white-added" dress tartan.



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    Some of those dress tartans are nice.

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    Hey all,

    Interestingly enough the standard Hannay tartan is mostly white/off-white while the "dress" version is pink/red.

    Standard Hannay:


    "Dress" Hannay:

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    Thread title changed per request of OP.
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    Thumbs up Indeed, I do!

    Quote Originally Posted by Dixiecat View Post
    I wonder if you could edit the title of this thread? Dress tartan is not fail. How can you not love Dress Turnbull?
    I was just about to mention that Dress Turnbull (with it's conspicuous omission of White thread) is very handsome (it's also my mother-in-law's tartan).
    The spirit of the Declaration of Arbroath (6 April 1320) abides today, defiantly resisting any tyranny that would disarm, disperse and despoil proud people of just morals, determined to keep the means of protecting their families and way of life close at hand.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cajunscot View Post
    That's because there is a Vermont Dress tartan, and a regular tartan tae boot:

    http://www.standrewssocietyofvermont.org/

    :mrgreen:

    T.
    Ahhh, very nice. Thank you for that. The pipe band I saw this summer in a couple New England locations had the dress Vermont. Very snappy. Love the regular VT.

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    I wear the Galician tartan, which has a cream base, but I don't think that it would be labeled as a "dress" tartan, since it's the only one for that region.

    Curiously, at a Burns Dinner this past weekend, I had a woman from Scotland swear to me that it was really the Cameron of Erracht(?) tartan, which she had left home.

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