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8th January 13, 10:29 AM
#5
 Originally Posted by Tobus
The sett pattern is different in the warp and weft. My guess is that it's just a fashion 'plaid' pattern.
I agree. The material is plain weave but it could still be woven that way and be a recognisable tartan however in this case it's not. The colour differences are more than just the result of it being a warp-faced (denser in the warp) cloth. The pivot stripe on the blue has an additional yellow (the pivot) in the warp. No, a Bumbee tartan IMHO.
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