Name that tartan

[Merlin]

What is this?

[Spc. Scott]

Looks like Honour of Scotland to me.

[Chirs]

I've seen that called Pride of Scotland (Modern)

http://www.rockyourkilt.com/index.ph...d=75&Itemid=99

[xman]

I concur.

[RockyR]

It's the Pride of Scotland tartan as others have said. This is a private tartan designed by McCalls of Aberdeen with exclusive rights for Lochcarron to weave. Pakistani weavers ignore this exclusivity and mass produce this tartan for kilts, one of which you see here.

I can tell this is a Pakistani kilt b/c:

1. There's no fringe
2. The buckles are sewn right through the front apron
3. The vertical line of stitching holding down the 'return' on the edge of the front apron which shows through the front apron.
4. The horizontal line of stitching 3" below the waistband is how those kilts generally give the kilt a 'fell' by sewing the pleats together and the line of stitching is visible.
5. The 'hang' of the garment and wrinkling suggests it's made from Acrylic.

[Spc. Scott]

I stand corrected. Was confusing this with the Heritage of Scotland tartan that looks a whole lot different.

Can't win em all I guess. ;)