is this tartan suitable for formal occasions, why/why not?

**Downunder Kilt** · 20th August 14, 02:05 PM

Originally Posted by Theyoungkiltman

I agree. The beaver? Sporran and the diced hose really compliment the tartan

TYK, I gather you put the ? after beaver as you were not quite sure. It is a L&M Muskrat sporran and thank you to Grizzly and yourself for the compliments. Cheers

**Theyoungkiltman** · 20th August 14, 02:08 PM

Yes downunderkilt, that is why I put the ? There.

**Pleater** · 20th August 14, 02:11 PM

There's also the cat that got the cream expression to add to the mix...

Anne the Pleater :ootd:

**Downunder Kilt** · 20th August 14, 02:16 PM

Originally Posted by Pleater

There's also the cat that got the cream expression to add to the mix...

Anne the Pleater :ootd:

I believe it was, who just had a couple of nips of Talisker, Anne.

**BBNC** · 21st August 14, 01:05 PM

Originally Posted by creagdhubh

Peter,

Quick question (I hope the OP doesn't mind):

In regards to the Chattan Chief and Chattan Clan tartans, what are the main differences? Both examples I have uploaded below are from D.C. Dalgliesh and are in the reproduction colour scheme. It appears to me that the Chattan Chief has a larger sett overall, as well as the white lines appearing to be thicker than the Chattan Clan variant. Are these observations correct? I'm a bit confused about the two tartans. Thanks!

Chattan Chief

Chattan Clan

Assuming both images are at the same scale, the Chief sett is larger...as regards the white lines they look to be proportional to the increased size of the sett, so the overall impression is the same.