What tartan is this?

[dh20318]

I acquired two pieces of wool off eBay and have not been able to identify or determine if in fact the plaids are actually a known tartan or just a plaid. I am in the process of sewing a kilt from both of them and even though they were originally acquired in Peru South America several years ago, and would be most pleased if they were actually a specific tartan. I really like both and hope that the dred comes through in the pics and the gold stripe in the gray/green plaid. Thanks for any insight anyone may wish to offer.

https://plus.google.com/photos/11564...66?banner=pwa&

C:\Documents and Settings\Owner\My Documents\red grey navy and white plaid 2.jpg

[dh20318]

first link in first post is incorrect try this one.

C:\Documents and Settings\Owner\Desktop\gren grey with red, gold and black stripe 1.jpg

[Aspiringloser]

That's a link to your hard drive, not a website.

[dh20318]

well, thanks for the heads up...I shall give this one more attempt.

http://s1158.photobucket.com/albums/...tartan%20wool/

[Steve Ashton]

here are two of the photos from your album.

first the gray one.



And the red one.

[Friday]

Even if they are only fashion plaids I think they will make very nice looking kilts.

[Lorna]

Even if they are only fashion plaids I think they will make very nice looking kilts.

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[Adam Elliott]

Very nice material. I look forward to the kilt photos to come.

[RockyR]

99% positive they're bumbees (fashion materials). If you look at the grey one, the red stripes are only running warp-wise (horizontal) and the grey stripe only runs weft -wise (vertical). It's not UNHEARD of (think Welsh tartans), but it is uncommon.

The other tartan isn't one I've ever seen before.