Brown Watch

[DougC]

I'd be interested in seeing a kilt in Brown Watch too. I haven't looked at a swatch yet, but imagine it would be similar to a hunting pattern. I'm off to go look...

[slohairt]

It would look nice, but Brown Watch is generally only available in Lightweight from either Strathmore (11.5 oz.) and I believe Batley (11 oz.).

If you you really like the earthy tones, Black Watch Weathered in 16 oz. Strome might be a better option.

[Chas]

The Scottish Register of Tartans has 3 tartans that are called 'Brown Watch'

Brown Watch
STA ref:1739
STWR ref:1739
Designer:Paton, J & D
Tartan date:01/01/2002
Registration date:This tartan was recorded prior to the launch of The Scottish Register of Tartans.
Category:Fashion
Restrictions:
Registration notes:Sindex notes just say 'Product of J & D Paton of Tillicoultry'.




Brown Watch (single tramlines)
STA ref:7812
STWR ref:none
Designer:Not Specified
Tartan date:Not Specified
Registration date:This tartan was recorded prior to the launch of The Scottish Register of Tartans.
Category:Fashion
Restrictions:
Registration notes:Labelled as Regimental in a small Sainthill-Levine swatch book. Sample reference TA-044. This differs from 1739 Brown Watch in that it only has one set of black tramlines on the brown band. Thread count approximate.




Brown Watch Dress
STA ref:1746
STWR ref:1746
Designer:Scott Brothers of Hawick
Tartan date:01/01/2002
Registration date:This tartan was recorded prior to the launch of The Scottish Register of Tartans.
Category:Fashion
Restrictions:
Registration notes:No details except Scottish Tartans Society notes that say this was taken from an incomplete sample and the source was Scott Bros of Hawick.



Regards

Chas