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    Quote Originally Posted by Hamish
    ... An all-grey tartan would work so very well with a wine-coloured jacket and waistcoat.

    Here is a reasonable photo of my kilt:...
    Wow, that tartan makes for an elegant kilt. Good suggestion.

    Regads,
    Scott Gilmore

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    Martin,

    PM1 has a kilt in shades of Grey, I believe, but I don't remember what it is called. You might PM him or check his previous posts.

    I have the Auld Lang Syne Grey mentioned above. It is a beautiful combination, but the red stripe may not go well with a bordeaux/maroon color.
    There are a few pics at the link below.

    Post some pics so we can see the colors, please.

    Tom

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    Martin S
    Thank you all for your suggestions.

    I, too; like the Maple Leaf, but don't feel that brown and wine go together (though of course I could wear it without the jacket -- but then I'll start having storage space problems!).
    The old Lang Syne is tempting, but I'd prefer not to have heavyweight cloth.

    The tartan I have in mind has not been mentioned. It must have been another forum. It was basically tha same as Hamish's with an additional line of red.

    Martin

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    Martin S

    Found it !

    Highland Granite (from Lochcarron) is another possibility, very like Hamish's Grey Thistle .
    But what my subconscious had registered was actually called Balmoral Claret -- obviously just what I need for a wine-coloured jacket.
    Is this available to mortals with no royal blood, however? that is the question.

    Martin

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    I've not seen Highland Granite in the flesh... but photos of it look good. Certainly more economical than designing your own custom tartan. Another option I suppose.

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