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    I don't seem to be able to locate the brown and black tartan.

    The green and blue tartan looks like Murray of Atholl (MacGregor-Hastie Collection).

    Here is a nice reverse tartan finder if it helps.

    Hmm.. looks like you have a nice quantity of each
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    Quote Originally Posted by ardchoille View Post
    I don't seem to be able to locate the brown and black tartan.

    The green and blue tartan looks like Murray of Atholl (MacGregor-Hastie Collection).

    Here is a nice reverse tartan finder if it helps.

    Hmm.. looks like you have a nice quantity of each
    Yes , Indeed !

    It's good quality PV fabric, available in a town close to where we live (Annecy).

    The idea is, you may have guessed, to provide ourselves with low priced material so we can offer Double Box Pleated kilts at interesting prices;

    You can PM us if you want details.

    Oh ! And we also found what seems to be a gorgeous Stuart Black (without the blue line though).


    Thanks again for your help.

    Robert and Chrystel
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    The best 'SCOTCH' Design......obviously the fabric was not made in Scotland or it would have been the best Scot's Design.

    Isn't Scotch a drink??
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sketraw View Post
    The best 'SCOTCH' Design......obviously the fabric was not made in Scotland or it would have been the best Scot's Design.

    Isn't Scotch a drink??
    I thought of that immediatly !

    This fabric did seem to have a familiar fragrance !


    Sharp comment !

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    Haaaaaaaaaaaaa...........
    John A. Duncan of Sketraw
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sketraw View Post
    The best 'SCOTCH' Design......obviously the fabric was not made in Scotland or it would have been the best Scot's Design.

    Isn't Scotch a drink??
    Actually, it used to be quite common for Scottish people to refer to themselves as Scotch rather than Scots. It's only in the last few decades that things have changed and people have started to take offence.
    I mean, Scotch is called Scotch because it is Scotch... after all.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Arlen View Post
    Actually, it used to be quite common for Scottish people to refer to themselves as Scotch rather than Scots. It's only in the last few decades that things have changed and people have started to take offence.
    I mean, Scotch is called Scotch because it is Scotch... after all.
    Exactly!!!!

    But some people really do take offense.... - go figure?

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    I'm reasonably sure that the blue and green one is Flower of Scotland, designed by McNaughton, aka House of Edgar, so it would be appropriate for anyone with Scottish heritage. The other one I've no idea whatsoever.

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    Quote Originally Posted by O'Callaghan View Post
    I'm reasonably sure that the blue and green one is Flower of Scotland, designed by McNaughton, aka House of Edgar, so it would be appropriate for anyone with Scottish heritage. The other one I've no idea whatsoever.
    Thank you, I'll check that out.
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    Quote Originally Posted by O'Callaghan View Post
    I'm reasonably sure that the blue and green one is Flower of Scotland, designed by McNaughton, aka House of Edgar, so it would be appropriate for anyone with Scottish heritage. The other one I've no idea whatsoever.
    BINGO!!! I believe O'Callaghan is correct. Flower of Scotland it is.

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