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    'Weathered' red tartan

    Does anyone make a 'weathered' version of a predominately red tartan, and if so what happens to the red? Most are predominately blue, that becomes gray, and green, that becomes brown.

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    some times it turns orange or a red-brown, least to my observation.
    Gillmore of Clan Morrison

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    Reds become a rather nice red-orange.

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    Well, I have a kilt in weathered MacLean of Duart. The red is lighter. Some would say almost a shade of pink.




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    this is my other half's skirt it is The Chisholm weathered tartan
    id say its more a autumnal red ,i believe its harder to get hold of this tartan than the other Chisholm tartans available id imagine due to the tones of dyes used

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    My MacQuarrie tartan, in weathered red.





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