Oh, you genuine Scots get all the breaks!
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Name this Tartan ? and Suggest Others
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Oh, you genuine Scots get all the breaks!
I actually do have some Scottish heritage but I don't know how to find out if they had a tartan. I always assumed most didn't.
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Depends, is it a nice tie?
If your family tartan's nice and it matches your jacket, then cool, but I wouldn't be hide bound by it if you don't fancy it. I've got Grant Weathered in my brown LHB, and it looks ace, a far better match than Lamont my family tartan would've.
If your family tartan's nice and it matches your jacket, then cool, but I wouldn't be hide bound by it if you don't fancy it. I've got Grant Weathered in my brown LHB, and it looks ace, a far better match than Lamont my family tartan would've.
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The black and pink one in the final shot is not Black Stewart. I don't know what it is, but this is Black Stewart:
...and not every family had tartan at all...
Many didn't.... and in all honesty so much of it is really a Victorian Anglo-Scottish invention, much like the kilt as we know it today.
Nice doesnt cut it when you accidentally wear an old school tie and you are accosted by an old boy...worse than having your tats sandblasted off by a 1% . Look... fly under false colours if you wish but dont be surprised if you end up with a scean dhu in your grallochs....there now I have a new tartan purity website idea......Depends, is it a nice tie?
are alexander leathers closer to Bannockburn then lol.....
As a matter of interest the phrase 'beyond the pale ' is particularly Irish.. meaning that portion of the country that was not under Norman rule but since the selection of colours for plaid seems shrouded as you put it Sloan in Victorian fog...then ar aghaidh leat mar a deirtear. Belstaff had a green plaid in their linings for their waxed cottons and I see that Christian louboutin has become fond of plaids so customising your leather with either an aesthetically pleasing plaid or better still your own clans or sub clan sounds good.
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You guys are sucking the fun out of these picnic blankets...
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lol
That's what my parents parties looked like!
That's what my parents parties looked like!
The black and pink one in the final shot is not Black Stewart. I don't know what it is, but this is Black Stewart:
...and not every family had tartan at all...
Many didn't.... and in all honesty so much of it is really a Victorian Anglo-Scottish invention, much like the kilt as we know it today.
I really like this one. Can one see it from the moon?
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Yeah, pretty much. lol
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