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    Quote Originally Posted by Thomas H View Post
    I wonder why Disney did not use Ferguson Tartan - The King in the movie is King Fergus and he would have worn a Fergusson tartan , Just wondering - would have been cool , I would have match when I go see it tomorrow. lol
    Because they can't control the marketing of products in an existing tartan.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chas View Post
    I can't say that I like it. It looks a bit "FULL" to my mind. As if they were trying to hide the field colour.
    Have to agree Chas. It's actually worse in cloth - look here

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    Quote Originally Posted by figheadair View Post
    Because they can't control the marketing of products in an existing tartan.
    Yes , I agree , that makes sense.... The market will be flooded with new Disney Tartan , Could be be nice for the kids but, maybe not . I do not know yet still to soon to tell.
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    Quote Originally Posted by paulhenry View Post
    Any tartan , that is the design, not the cloth can be woven in any fibre, it doesn't have to be wool. Cotton wasn't exactly known for being native in Scotland but wool was everywhere so that was the first choice. Wool has a number of excellent attributes, it can be warm and waterproof, it doesn't burn easily or well.
    I wouldn't be surprised if Disney created a range of products in cotton, there is no reason why they shouldn't!
    I say this because it would be beter than PV or acrylic and lighter for warmer climets
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    Quote Originally Posted by Joe I View Post
    I say this because it would be beter than PV or acrylic and lighter for warmer climets
    Cotton isn't a great idea for kilts as it creases so easily, PV would be fine I suppose but a lighter weight wool like 13oz would still be better than cotton.
    I've never ever suggest Acrylic, it's just not very nice - compared to wool , or even PV

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    Quote Originally Posted by figheadair View Post
    Have to agree Chas. It's actually worse in cloth - look here
    Gosh - the green just disappears!

    Not a good design, I think.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Thomas H View Post
    I wonder why Disney did not use Ferguson Tartan - The King in the movie is King Fergus and he would have worn a Fergusson tartan , Just wondering - would have been cool , I would have match when I go see it tomorrow. lol
    From what I hear they specifically steered away from existing clan tartans because they did not want it to look like they were attempting to identify with any actual clan or family.

    Plus, as the movie is ostensibly set in the 11th century, there would be no clan tartans anyway. Or no kilts for that matter, but then again this is not the first time Hollywood has gotten historic Scottish clothing wrong. :-)

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    Quote Originally Posted by paulhenry View Post
    Cotton isn't a great idea for kilts as it creases so easily, PV would be fine I suppose but a lighter weight wool like 13oz would still be better than cotton.
    I've never ever suggest Acrylic, it's just not very nice - compared to wool , or even PV
    I saw a kilt made from cotton tartan material once. Not good. You are quit correct that it wrinkles like the dickens and really didn't hang well at all. Cotton is a great material with many fine clothing applications, but kilts just ain't one of 'em.

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    Hoping to see the movie tomorrow at a nearby drive-in theater. Double feature with The Avengers.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bob C. View Post
    Hoping to see the movie tomorrow at a nearby drive-in theater. Double feature with The Avengers.
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    I'm planning a trip out with the family for Sunday afternoon. I really love Pixar movies for families. They're intelligent and meaningful in ways that most others simply aren't and they seem to be getting better too.
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